Kakishibu Wall Hanging or Apron Naomi Pollock which consists of wood pulp

which consists of wood pulp and polyolefin and is made using the washi-suki paper manufacturing method

and melting powdered glass onto steel

Stains and dirt may remain if used for a long time with a large amount of moisture or oil

featuring captivating photography by Paul Tulett

its abstract form evokes organic landscapes: lichens clinging to bark

Kakishibu Wall Hanging or Apron Naomi Pollock which consists of wood pulpThis beautiful textile by renowned Japanese artist Yushimi Kudo is dyed with natural persimmon tannin (kakishibu) and made up of patches of various textured fabrics stitched together. It can be worn as an apron with a convenient front pocket, or the ties can be removed to use it as a wall or window hanging.