Green, purple, and teal Kaga yubinuki (Japanese thimble) on a wooden geometric plinth surrounded by autumn maple leaves on a reflective black glass surface.
Green background with Japanese characters and the words 'morigokochi' surrounded by stylized green maple leaves.

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Morigokochi (森心地) is the studio of multi-disciplinary artist and erstwhile Japanese teacher, Rachel Charlow Lenz. By specializing in contemporary applications of heritage Japanese fiber arts, Morigokochi hopes to help keep these crafts alive and share them with those outside Japan who might not otherwise have the opportunity to discover them.

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Person holding a Kaga yubinuki with a maple leaf pattern in oranges and greens. Below, there are four silk thread cards in the same colors as the yubinuki.
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Six colorful Kaga yubinuki arranged in a semicircle on a multi-colored, patterned fabric surface.

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