Kakishibui--North American Supplier of Kakishibu and Related Goods

Welcome to the Gallery. Please visit and see what artists and craftspeople are creating with kakishibu and wood, paper, cloth, and yarn. Meet some of these talented folks in the People section. Hopefully, their creativity will inspire your works. If you've made something with kakishibu that you'd like to submit for the Gallery, please send it to us.

*Cloth*
Silk blouse. Kazuhiro Kasuya	Dress. Applique and modifiers. Naomi Aramaki	Coat. Katazome. Chris Conrad
Five meter lengths of cloth. Kazuhiro Kazuya	Coat. Mixed techniques. Keiko Nakagawa	Dress, purse and scarf. Kakishibu with modifiers. Kyoko Nakabayashi
Dress. Katazome. Seiko Kuware	Wall hanging. Katazome and bengara. Exhibition by Mr. Masamichi Terada's students.	Wall hanging. Katazome. Yohko Yoshida
Noren with maple leaves. Katazome. Tomomi Nishikawa	Noren. Akiko Yamazaki Cushion. Sizue Mio	Noren. Tsutsugaki. Mr.Tanaka
Obi cloth. Art installation. Kazuko Fukumoto	Owls. Katazome. Keiko Shimida	Purses. Mr. Nakamura
Tapestry. Akiko Yamazaki	Purse. Kakishibu with modifiers and pigments. Keiko Kai	Tapestry. Satiyo Koyama
Shibori with modifiers. Exhibition by Mr. Masamichi Terada's students	Purses. Katazome. Kuzakisome Group of Oda Town	Table cloth. Indigo and kakishibu shibori. Keiko Shimida
Vest. Katazome. Seiko Kuware	Standing screen. Katazome. Yasuko Nakastu

*Wood*
Coffee cups on wood. Keiko Baba	Katazome on wood. Chris Conrad.	Wooden chair. Yuichi Kojima
Wood box. Katazome and modifier. Ms. Kei	Bench. Kakishibu on wood. Yuichi Kojima

*Yarn*
Woven table mat. Dyed cotton. Chris Conrad	Natural and overdyed commercial yarn. Masami Fukui of Avril	Dyed cotton. Mr.Fujio of Fujimoto
Dyed cotton. Naomi Aramaki	Dyed cotton.

*Paper*
Basket. Ikkanbari, katazome and modifiers. Setsuko Horie	Ikkanbari. Tojidera Fleamarket, Kyoto	Slippers. Katazome. & Basket. Ikkanbari. Setsuko Horie
Ikkanbari handbag. Recycled washi and cloth. Seiko Kuware	Hats. Dipped washi. Michio Nakayama of Marutomo	Ikkanbari purse. Naomi Aramaki
Hanging scroll box. Dipped washi. Michio Nakayama of Marutomo	Ikkanbari oni. Washi, bengara and shoen. Mitie Sibatani	Seat cushion. Woven washi. Michio Nakayama of Marutomo

*People*
Naomi Aramaki, Translator & Kakishibu Artist Setsuko Horie, Kakishibu Instructor & Artist	Kazuhiro & Kiyoko Kasuya, Clothing Designer & Kakishibu Artist	Naoko, Sunshine & Yuichi Kojima, Wood Craftsman
Michio Nakayama, Washi Specialist & Kakishibu Craftsman	Michio Nishikawa, Owner, Osaka-Nishikawa Co. Naomi Aramaki, Translator	Mr. Tanaka Kimono Dyer & Kakishibu Artist
Mrs. Terada and Mr. Terada, Kakishibu Artist, Teacher and Author	Mr. Shinji Yagi, Head of Kakishibu Club, Japan Chris Conrad, Kakishibu Artist, Instructor & Writer