Dear Customers,

We wish you a very happy and peaceful new year.

We are going to get into some new events very soon.

In March, we will have an exhibition by the exclusive quilter 'menu. e',

who is making fascinating quilting items

 using vintage printed or antique linen fabrics, mainly found in France.

And we are going to meet you at ISETAN department store in Shinjuku, Tokyo,

from 20th April to 30th April.

We will exhibit new clothing items and some other faburous items.

We look forward to meet you there!!

We are pleased to announce that we have Sakabukuros in stock now!

These are the 50~60 years old bags used for the making process of Sake,

Japanese rice wine, to squeeze it from fermented rices. 

read more→

Sake o tukuru fukuro →Sakabukuro

Here we offer the collection of hand-woven fabrics

Here we offer the collection of hand-woven fabrics by aterlier KUSHGUL.

She made a small house today.

Weaving Artists "atelier KUSHGUL" exhibition began at LINNET

From Saturday, atelier KUSHGUL exhibition began.The photograph above is a desktop machine made from handmade. 

We are going to sell these fabrics on the web.

Somerset Art Weeks 2010

Somerset Art Weeks 2010

Venue 143

18 September-3 October 2010

Liz Clay , LINNET

a studio exhibition presenting

exquisite textile design

from England and Japan

We are going to take part in the exhibition by our friend Liz Clay,in

Somerset Art Weeks 2010( from 18th Sept to 3rd October!)

We have sent some clothing items such as blouses, baloon shaped dress, etc.

If you have a chance to visit Somerset in UK,

Please stop by at Venue 143, Liz's place, to find works by Liz Clay and

LINNET there! 

Those amazing works are by one of our customer, Laurent.

Those amazing  works are by one of our customer, Laurent.

His stitching works are all in hand-sewn and hand-embroidered.
Fabrics：Canvas Classico No8

You can see more works on sale from his on-line shop:

http://www.etsy.com/shop/Lambert

For those brown bags, he uses japanese sakabukuro, which is 
cotton bags used to filter raw sake and would end up 
dyed in a beautiful brown color leached from the persimmon tannin.
( I was given to know what about the sakebukuro from Laurent.)

From his blog, You can collect images for a chain of inspiation , 
which is rustic, romantic and nostalgic, just like Laurent's works　:

http://lambertnyc.blogspot.com/