Linking To Kimonoboy's Web Page

If you wish to place a link to Kimonoboy on your site, please copy and paste the one of following link scripts into the source view of your web page.

1. With small graphic logo link, like this one below



start copying from here ---> <a href="http://www.kimonoboy.com"><img src="http://www.kimonoboy.com/images/k_logo.jpg" alt="Japanese Textiles"></a> <--- end here

2. Text only link, like this ---> Antique Japanese Folk Textiles

start copying from here ---> <a href="http://www.kimonoboy.com"> Antique Japanese Folk Textiles</a> <--- end here

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Competitors We Like
All authentic Japanese Folk Textiles are unique, one-of-a-kind items. These merchants sell high quality Japanese textiles that any collector/buyer should consider purchasing.

Sri Threads
Greenpoint, Brooklyn, New York, USA, by-appointment textile gallery specializing in antique Japanese folk textiles, highlighting the indigo-dyed cotton utilitarian fabrics and boro--or patched and mended--textiles of old Japan.

Collection of Marla Mallet
This Atlanta, GA, USA textile dealer sells Japanese textiles and antique flat woven tribal Oriental rugs, kilims, and bags but also handle tapestries, embroideries and other ethnic textiles

Japanese tex-style
UK based dealer who sells Japanese vintage kimono, obi, haori, folk textiles such as indigo, shibori and sashiko together with a selection of Japanese crafts, including dolls, pottery, scrolls and carvings.

Yoko Trading
Delaware based family business offering Japanese textiles in volume, recycled vintage kimono fabric pieces, bulk vintage Japanese kimono by-pound, collectible and antique Japanese textiles since 1989.

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Links to other Japanese and Asian textile history and information sites:

Nihon Mingeikan - Japan Folk Craft Museum

Jeff Krauss' photos of his incredible:
Kasuri Collection

Kyushu Kasuri

New York Times article about Japanese Indigo:
ARTS ABROAD; A Culture Invested in Indigo, From Plant to Kimono

A directory of antiques related websites and discussion groups:
Antiques Resources

Wikipedia discussions about:
Katazome
Indigo Dye

Rosemary Brocks's site with many links about Textiles
www.textilelinks.com