Name: Okan Arts Gift Card
Brand: Okan Arts
Price: 25.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Okan Arts Gift Card

$25.00

Unsure what your dear friend would like? Let her choose with a Gift Card from Okan Arts.

The Gift Card is delivered to your email address. Just add a message and forward to the recipient at the exact time you want her to receive your gift.

The Gift Card contains a special code for redeeming your gift at checkout.

Purchase each Gift Card separately. There are no additional processing fees for purchasing or using a Gift Card.

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YO5097 yukata cotton

$18.00

-Sold as yardage

-Vintage Japanese yukata cotton

-Hand-dyed in Showa period, 14.75" wide

-Naive abstracted flowers—in blue, green, turquoise, and red—scattered on a bright yellow bolt

Adventuresome quilters love to work with yukata cottons. The out-of-the-ordinary patterns add a special spirit to their projects.

Approximately 14” wide, yukata cotton is loomed for making casual, unlined summer kimono. One bolt measures 12 yards—the exact amount needed to make one kimono.

Artisans, using the chusen method, hand-dye this remarkable cotton with paper stencils and vivid colors.

Okan Arts sources 20- to 60-year-old yukata cottons in Japan from kimono stores, antique shops, flea markets, and pickers. The vintage bolts are shipped to Tokyo where they are consolidated for the journey to Okan Arts in North America.

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YO5093 yukata cotton

$18.00

-Sold as yardage

-Vintage Japanese yukata cotton

-Hand-dyed in Showa period, 14.5”

-Playful purple dragonflies, with bright red heads, flit over a turquoise wave motif and a backdrop of golden yellow

Adventuresome quilters love to work with yukata cottons. The out-of-the-ordinary patterns add a special spirit to their projects.

Approximately 14” wide, yukata cotton is loomed for making casual, unlined summer kimono. One bolt measures 12 yards—the exact amount needed to make one kimono.

Artisans, using the chusen method, hand-dye this remarkable cotton with paper stencils and vivid colors.

Okan Arts sources 20- to 60-year-old yukata cottons in Japan from kimono stores, antique shops, flea markets, and pickers. The vintage bolts are shipped to Tokyo where they are consolidated for the journey to Okan Arts in North America.

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YO5100 yukata cotton

$18.00

-Sold as yardage

-Vintage Japanese yukata cotton

-Deluxe printed in Showa period, 15″ wide

-Batiked rainbow irises and butterfly outlines on this artsy cantaloupe orange bolt

Adventuresome quilters love to work with yukata cottons. The out-of-the-ordinary patterns add a special spirit to their projects.

Approximately 14” wide, yukata cotton is loomed for making casual, unlined summer kimono. One bolt measures 12 yards—the exact amount needed to make one kimono.

Artisans, using the chusen method, hand-dye this remarkable cotton with paper stencils and vivid colors.

Okan Arts sources 20- to 60-year-old yukata cottons in Japan from kimono stores, antique shops, flea markets, and pickers. The vintage bolts are shipped to Tokyo where they are consolidated for the journey to Okan Arts in North America.

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YO5096 yukata cotton

$18.00

-Sold as yardage

-Vintage Japanese yukata cotton

-Hand-dyed in Showa period, 15" wide

-Purple balloon flowers, with yellow centers and fresh green foliage, and butterflies defined by striped indigo linework, on soft yellow

Adventuresome quilters love to work with yukata cottons. The out-of-the-ordinary patterns add a special spirit to their projects.

Approximately 14” wide, yukata cotton is loomed for making casual, unlined summer kimono. One bolt measures 12 yards—the exact amount needed to make one kimono.

Artisans, using the chusen method, hand-dye this remarkable cotton with paper stencils and vivid colors.

Okan Arts sources 20- to 60-year-old yukata cottons in Japan from kimono stores, antique shops, flea markets, and pickers. The vintage bolts are shipped to Tokyo where they are consolidated for the journey to Okan Arts in North America.

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YO5092 yukata cotton

$18.00

-Sold as yardage

-Vintage Japanese yukata cotton

-Hand-dyed in Showa period, 14" wide

-A graphic checkerboard of mauve and eggplant purple on caution yellow—with motifs of sakura, nesting boxes and calligraphy

Adventuresome quilters love to work with yukata cottons. The out-of-the-ordinary patterns add a special spirit to their projects.

Approximately 14” wide, yukata cotton is loomed for making casual, unlined summer kimono. One bolt measures 12 yards—the exact amount needed to make one kimono.

Artisans, using the chusen method, hand-dye this remarkable cotton with paper stencils and vivid colors.

Okan Arts sources 20- to 60-year-old yukata cottons in Japan from kimono stores, antique shops, flea markets, and pickers. The vintage bolts are shipped to Tokyo where they are consolidated for the journey to Okan Arts in North America.

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YO5091 yukata cotton

$18.00

-Sold as yardage

-Vintage Japanese yukata cotton

-Hand-dyed in Showa period, 14.5" wide

-Bouquets of flowers on golden yellow

Adventuresome quilters love to work with yukata cottons. The out-of-the-ordinary patterns add a special spirit to their projects.

Approximately 14” wide, yukata cotton is loomed for making casual, unlined summer kimono. One bolt measures 12 yards—the exact amount needed to make one kimono.

Artisans, using the chusen method, hand-dye this remarkable cotton with paper stencils and vivid colors.

Okan Arts sources 20- to 60-year-old yukata cottons in Japan from kimono stores, antique shops, flea markets, and pickers. The vintage bolts are shipped to Tokyo where they are consolidated for the journey to Okan Arts in North America.

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YO5065 yukata cotton

$18.00

-Sold as yardage

-Vintage Japanese yukata cotton

-Hand-dyed in Showa period, 15.5" wide

-Delicate flowers and foliage flit over this soft rusty orange bolt, with a lovely crepe texture

Adventuresome quilters love to work with yukata cottons. The out-of-the-ordinary patterns add a special spirit to their projects.

Approximately 14” wide, yukata cotton is loomed for making casual, unlined summer kimono. One bolt measures 12 yards—the exact amount needed to make one kimono.

Artisans, using the chusen method, hand-dye this remarkable cotton with paper stencils and vivid colors.

Okan Arts sources 20- to 60-year-old yukata cottons in Japan from kimono stores, antique shops, flea markets, and pickers. The vintage bolts are shipped to Tokyo where they are consolidated for the journey to Okan Arts in North America.

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