April is almost over.
After the storm, in the sudden midsummer sunshine,
This is the first event in May.
The annual CALICO+maku exhibition in Kamakura, jointly organized by fabric camp and Shozan.
Maku's new spring items have finally arrived and are now on display at fabric camp's store, which has recently moved to Wakamiya-oji.
A store that quietly brings a breath of fresh air,
New clothes delivered from Bengal.
I'm looking forward to visiting.
CALICO+maku 2024 Spring
5/3-5/13 (fabric camp only, closed 6, 10, 11)
CALICO: the ART of INDIAN VILLAGE FABRICS is by Yukinoshita Shozan
maku is fabric camp
You can view it at:
Kobayashi will also be present at one of the exhibition venues on the first day, May 3rd.
Or they just wander around the neighborhood.
Maku's new work is an indigo-dyed jamdani piece that is typical of Maku for the first time in a long time.
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Photo by Haruhi Okuyama @okuyama_haruhi
modeling by Chisa Matsumoto @kitchenwork
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Calico and maku textiles will be coming to Kamakura again this year, when wisteria is in full bloom, and dogwoods, azaleas, and hydrangeas are starting to bloom.
5/3-13 (fabric camp only, closed 6, 10, 11)
As usual, Calico will be performed by Shozan-san and maku will be at fabric camp.
Photo by Haruhi Okuyama
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