KOBOH

KOBO H - a creative space, where things made by hands

Seattle, Washington 87 Sales On Etsy since 2008

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KOBOH

KOBO H - a creative space, where things made by hands

Seattle, Washington | 87 Sales

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    Hiromi Chase

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    Announcement    - Welcome to KOBO H. -

    "KOBO" (pronounced "Koh - Boh") means an atelier or a studio in Japanese. And "H" is my initial. This is my tiny studio where I create things by my hands.

    Thank you for stopping by. I hope you enjoy your visit.

    Hiromi, xoxo

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    Last updated on Apr 14, 2019

    - Welcome to KOBO H. -

    "KOBO" (pronounced "Koh - Boh") means an atelier or a studio in Japanese. And "H" is my initial. This is my tiny studio where I create things by my hands.

    Thank you for stopping by. I hope you enjoy your visit.

    Hiromi, xoxo

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    About KOBOH

    Sales 87
    On Etsy since 2008
    • Felted Brown Nesting Bowls.
    • Cotton Blue Small Basket.
    • Japanese Boro Fabrics
    • Cotton Blue & Cream Nesting Bowls
    • Gray Nesting Bowls with Blanket Stitch Edge.

    Yarns, hooks, indigo blue, antique boro fabrics and many more - Let's make something :)

    Hello, I am Hiromi. Welcome to KOBO H.

    “KOBO (koh boh)” means studio in Japanese and an initial H from my name, Hiromi. KOBO H is my art/craft studio to share things that I love and created by my hands using yarns, boro (Japanese antique fabrics), crochet, felt and more.

    Born in Shizuoka, Japan, famous for Mt. Fuji and green tea. I was a kid who loved creating things with yarns, fabrics and threads. I rather read books at home or visiting my neighbor who thought me how to hand sew than playing outside with other kids. I was a very introvert kid.

    1999, I moved to Washington USA to go to a community college for 2 years. One of my big surprises after I moved was people here admired and appreciated traditional Japanese art and culture more than any Japanese I knew including me. My handmade life came back.

    My hope is to share a sense of connection as a creative community with many happy faces. Please enjoy this little space to slow down and relax, have some good time.

    Nice to meet you, thanks for stopping by.

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