Vintage Japanese silk Sakiori super long rug textile art table runner bet runner(b-54)

Vintage Japanese long Sakiori.silk.

There are several holes.

This exceptionally long piece of sakiori—a traditional Japanese weaving technique using torn strips of vintage silk—embodies the spirit of sustainable beauty and handcraft. Once part of cherished kimonos, the silk has been repurposed into a richly textured textile, full of character and quiet elegance.

Its generous length makes it a versatile piece: use it as a striking table runner, a hallway rug, or a unique wall hanging. The luster of the silk catches the light differently throughout the day, adding depth and warmth to any space.

Each irregularity, fray, or color shift tells a story. This is not just a textile—it’s a preserved fragment of time.

SAKIORI - Japanese traditional technique to revive beautiful cloth
The technique of reviving cloth. 
It is called sakiori, because the torn cloth is used as thread for weaving.
It is a traditional technique of tearing cloth such as boro and weaving it.
It takes a lot of time and effort and is very valuable. 
Various vintage Japanese fabrics are woven into the fabric, making it colorful. 
Although colorful, all the dyes are natural. 
The beautiful colors are expressed by herb dyeing.

Material : silk

Mesures: 360cm×28cm