ZURI
ZURI

ZURI

The ancient codes of Japan's warrior houses left no room for negligence, and samurai were required to cultivate both bu and bun — the arts of war and culture. Equal care was given to the lining and exterior of one’s armor, and each suit was custom-made for its wearer. In contrast with the brutality of samurai life, armor exuded refinement and artisanship. Lacquered plates were laced together in flexible designs that protected the wearer while allowing for freedom of movement. Named for kusazuri, the armored skirt of a samurai, Zuri is an intricate hand-weave of points and links, diaphanous yet structured — a celebration of its craftsmen and an ode to its namesake.

Content

60% linen
29% cotton
11% silk

Width

54"

Repeat

6 3/4"h x 1/2"v

Use

curtains
decorative

Care

dry clean only

Martindale

8,500

Certifications

CAL TECH 117-2013

Cfa Offered

yes

Minimum Order

2 yards

To Note

This is a handcrafted textile. Minor irregularities are inherent to the weave and are a hallmark of its craftsmanship.
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Available Colorways

 
ZURI - 01
ZURI - 01

NO. ZFZR-01

a woven textile with silk stripes
 
ZURI - 02
ZURI - 02

NO. ZFZR-02

a woven textile with silk stripes
 
ZURI - 03
ZURI - 03

NO. ZFZR-03

a woven textile with silk stripes
 
ZURI - 04
ZURI - 04

NO. ZFZR-04

a woven textile with silk stripes

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