These new items have been demanded for a long time. We offer canvas fabrics that are great to make bags and pouches and linen fabric that can be used as a screen or a curtain. With the layers of dyeing and mordant, a unique color was created.

Kakishibu, a natural dye unique to Japan, is a tannin dye made by fermenting persimmons. At Onomichi Kakien, each piece of Onomichi Hanpu, a cotton canvas woven in the local town was carefully dyed over time. Onomichi Hanpu is produced in a restored factory that is used to manufacture ship masts and industrial bags. In Onomichi, which prospered as a port, kakishibu was used as a paint to reinforce hulls and fishing nets. Make something with this unique kakishibu property. It is durable, and water resistant, with beautiful amber color. The more you use it, the more it rubs, and the more it will give it a vintage look like leather.
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Made in Japan
$86 per yd
There are various thicknesses of canvas from No.8 to No.11. A lower number indicates a thicker fabric.

#1 Linen sheer fabric: 48”W x 83”L —- $199
#2 No.8 Hampu cotton canvas: 37”W x 30”L —- $72
#3 No.8 Hampu cotton canvas: 37”W x 85”L —- $204
#4 No.10 Hampu cotton canvas iron mordanted: 34”W x 38”L —- $92
#5 No.10 Hampu cotton canvas small scratched spot on back: 35”W x 123”L —- $295
#6 No.11 Hampu cotton canvas uneven stained: 35”W x 122”L —- $293
#7 No.11 Hampu cotton canvas titanium mordanted: 37”W x 37”L —- $89