Name: Tablier Ukiyoe Art Series Hokusai
Brand: Dogou
SKU: TEX-003
Price: 75.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Tablier Ukiyoe Art Series Hokusai

FABRIQUÉ AU JAPON 🇯🇵

前掛け神奈川沖浪裏 Maekake Kanagawa-oki nami-ura

Tablier Ukiyoe Art Series Hokusai

When art meets Japanese craftsmanship.

75,00€

🇯🇵 Sélectionné au Japon par Léonard 🇫🇷 Plus que 3 en stock — expédié depuis la France

This maekake pays homage to one of the most famous works of Japanese art: The Great Wave off Kanagawa by Katsushika Hokusai. More than an apron, it is an exceptional piece that combines traditional craftsmanship and timeless aesthetics. Designed in Japan by Anything Co. , it is woven on century-old looms, a legacy of rare know-how, guaranteeing unparalleled strength and texture.
The pattern, inspired by the Ukiyo-e movement, embodies the power of nature and the graphic elegance of the Edo period. Its long belt ensures a perfect fit and optimal comfort, while its thick canvas will develop a patina over time. Use it in the kitchen, for your creative workshops, or display it as a piece of art. This maekake embodies both tradition and modernity, faithful to the Japanese spirit.

- Material: 100% cotton woven on traditional shuttle looms
- Dimensions: 47 × 67 cm (fringes included), belt 260 cm
Details: Waist size up to 95 cm, Hokusai motif print "The Great Wave"

All our products are carefully stored in Paris and shipped within 24 to 48 business hours.

Your order generally arrives in 2 to 4 working days in mainland France.

No customs fees, no long waits: you benefit from Japanese quality, with the responsiveness of local shipping.

Vous disposez de 14 jours pour changer d'avis (délai légal de rétractation), puis de 30 jours supplémentaires offerts par Dogou pour un retour volontaire, soit 44 jours au total.

L'article doit être non utilisé, non lavé, dans son emballage d'origine. Les frais de retour sont à votre charge, sauf défaut ou erreur de notre part.

Retour à organiser par email à contactdogou@gmail.com.

Tie it low on the hips for an authentic style
Wash cold with similar colors
Avoid bleach, fabric softener and tumble dryer
Air dry to preserve fabric and pattern

Quel est le motif de ce tablier ?

La Grande Vague de Kanagawa, gravée par Hokusai vers 1831 dans la série des Trente-six vues du mont Fuji, l'une des images japonaises les plus reproduites au monde.

Comment l'entretenir ?

Lavage délicat, sans eau chaude, sans javel ni adoucissant, à laver séparément ; une légère rétraction est possible au premier lavage.

Ce tablier est-il uniquement décoratif ?

Non, c'est un vrai tablier de travail en coton, tissé à Nagoya sur un métier à navette centenaire, pensé pour être noué et porté au quotidien.

Un savoir-faire préservé

At Anything, each maekake is woven on Toyota looms that are over 100 years old, preserving a rare technique inherited from the Edo period. This traditional method results in a thick, strong, and uniquely hand-feel fabric that is difficult to replicate with modern techniques.

In their Toyohashi workshop, the artisans work meticulously to perpetuate this almost extinct know-how. Every step counts: from cutting the cotton to preparing the dye, everything is designed to guarantee authenticity and durability.

Each maekake tells the story of Japan and its crafts, combining aesthetics and functionality. For lovers of authentic Japanese objects, it's much more than an apron: it's a piece of living heritage, passed down from generation to generation. Anything products embody the convergence of tradition, craftsmanship, and everyday use, bringing a true touch of Japanese history to your kitchen or workshop.