Oddjects Apron in Sand and Pollen Decor & Furniture Hand-dyed in Japan by a

Hand-dyed in Japan by a collective of Japanese craftsmen using a technique that dates back to the Meiji period — dyes produce different shades of colors depending on the day's weather

The subtly variable blue glaze creates an elegant art object

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The form—inspired by ancient earthenware—is accentuated by these grooves curving down the profile of the vessel creating movement and rhythm

Oddjects Apron in Sand and Pollen Decor & Furniture Hand-dyed in Japan by aThis apron has two patch pockets and is sewn in a no tie, cross back, pinafore style. Textile designer and maker Heather Moore creates simple but eye catching patterns in a variety of soft goods. The Oddjects pattern features trios of fun oblong shapes lined up and joined with little rectangles arranged in parallel across the fabric. The design is printed on a cotton linen basecloth that is durable and ages beautifully.