Assorted Boro Hagire Fabric Scraps pantechnicon 2mm diameter and 120mm reach

2mm diameter and 120mm reach

It's perfect for straining water from ingredients

Originally created by Okawa Glass in 1976 and inspired by candy jars and senbei (rice cracker) containers

making it as well-suited to a remote hillside as a garden at dusk

originally released in 1983 on the cult Aketa’s Disk label

Assorted Boro Hagire Fabric Scraps pantechnicon 2mm diameter and 120mm reachIn Japanese, Hagire () refers to small offcuts or leftover pieces of fabric that remain after tailoring. This set features indigo dyed offcuts of Bingo Fushi Ori, a traditional woven textile from Hiroshima. Ideal for Sashiko, repair, and patchwork, the fabric gradually transforms with use, developing the unique texture and character of Boro. Each piece carries the spirit of Japanese traditional fabrics, giving new life to what once were "scraps."