Kobashi Studio Japanese Chrysanthemum Bandana White and Navy "Kiku-sui"
The Kobashi Studio Modern Classic Kikumon Bandana showcases exquisite Japanese textile artistry. Crafted in Tokyo by a scarf company established in 1918, this bandana merges traditional techniques with modern aesthetics. Made from 100% cotton, it is silk-screen printed and hand-dyed using a method that allows the rich pigment to soak through to the reverse side. The hue—“Kon-iro,” a deep traditional Japanese indigo navy—evokes timeless elegance. The pattern, named “Kikusui”, is an ancient Japanese motif symbolizing longevity and purity, combining chrysanthemum flowers and flowing water.
The design, hand-illustrated by Kobashi himself, features bold, sweeping waves paired with stylized chrysanthemum blooms nestled within the flow, creating a sense of graceful movement and harmonious balance.
Presented in a traditional Japanese wax paper envelope, this bandana is both a practical accessory and a piece of wearable art—paying tribute to Japan’s rich textile heritage and refined modern design sensibilities.
Original: $7,100.70
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The Kobashi Studio Modern Classic Kikumon Bandana showcases exquisite Japanese textile artistry. Crafted in Tokyo by a scarf company established in 1918, this bandana merges traditional techniques with modern aesthetics. Made from 100% cotton, it is silk-screen printed and hand-dyed using a method that allows the rich pigment to soak through to the reverse side. The hue—“Kon-iro,” a deep traditional Japanese indigo navy—evokes timeless elegance. The pattern, named “Kikusui”, is an ancient Japanese motif symbolizing longevity and purity, combining chrysanthemum flowers and flowing water.
The design, hand-illustrated by Kobashi himself, features bold, sweeping waves paired with stylized chrysanthemum blooms nestled within the flow, creating a sense of graceful movement and harmonious balance.
Presented in a traditional Japanese wax paper envelope, this bandana is both a practical accessory and a piece of wearable art—paying tribute to Japan’s rich textile heritage and refined modern design sensibilities.
