Kyoko Sugai

Kyoko Sugai folds flat kimono patterns into two small landscapes, like origami you can wear. She prints them on fabric that still smells faintly of dye and starch, turning a 1950s folk art shape into something you can pin to the wall or drape over your shoulders. Try to find Two Landscapes on Kimono Pattern—it’s tiny, under a foot wide, and the trees look like they’re stitched from memory rather than painted; those pale blues and greens will stick in your mind like a color you once dreamed.