Kamiko, Washi and Takuhon-shi: Making paper clothing in Japan - Endangered Material Knowledge Programme

The aim of this project is to document how paper clothes are produced at two sites in Japan: Shiroishi (白石), a small town in Japan’s Miyagi Prefecture, and Tōdai-ji (東大寺)

Learning to Make Japan's Most Durable Washi Paper

Ino-cho Paper Museum

Kamiko, Washi and Takuhon-shi: Making paper clothing in Japan - Endangered Material Knowledge Programme

The Spirit of Tohoku: “Clothing” by Issey Miyake

KAMITOWA

Kamiko, Washi and Takuhon-shi: Making paper clothing in Japan - Endangered Material Knowledge Programme

Washi paper, Dissertation

Learning to Make Japan's Most Durable Washi Paper

Visual repatriation as a sustainable tool for engaging with source communities - Endangered Material Knowledge Programme

People and Placelessness: Paper Clothing in Japan: Fashion Practice: Vol 10, No 2

Washi, craftsmanship of traditional Japanese hand-made paper - intangible heritage - Culture Sector - UNESCO

Ino-cho Paper Museum

Washi paper, Dissertation

Miracle' natural fabric makes a comeback in Japan - Nikkei Asia

Kamiko, Washi and Takuhon-shi: Making paper clothing in Japan