We are honored to exhibit at an upcoming show in Paris, joining hands with fellow Japanese makers. This time, we bring new textile proposals—pieces that embody the essence of our brand, shaped over five years of exploration and refinement. ☆ LIISA — A Textile That Carries the Warmth of SheepTo create this textile, we began by honoring the wool that grows slowly over a year, enduring both harsh winters and scorching summers. We developed an exceptionally thick yarn that reflects this resilience and reverence. The result is a textile that feels like the healthy body of a sheep itself—warm, alive, and grounding.Through previous exhibitions in Europe, we rediscovered the expressive…

KASAGI Wool Collection Exhibition“The Sheep Looked at the Stars” 📅 September 11 (Thu) – September 16 (Tue),2025🕚 11:00–19:00Opens at 15:00 on the first day / Closes at 16:00 on the final day 📍 Gallery Dojunkai https://www.gallery-dojunkai.com/Dojunkan 2F, Omotesando Hills4-12-10 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo@gallery_dojunkai 🧶 About KASAGIFounded by **Mai Kasagi**, KASAGI began in 2020 with the philosophy:**“wrap every story.”**We aim to share the quiet stories spun from wool—born from sheep raised on Mt. Sanbe in Shimane Prefecture. 🐏 Our ProductsIn addition to fabric, we offer shawls, socks, and carpets.Each item is inspired by our relationship with sheep and created in collaboration with skilled artisans in Bishu and Banshu, starting from original yarns.We…

The New life has been born. The very cute and healthy baby lambs had been born. The mother sheep is recovering well after giving birth. There is one mother sheep that gave birth to one lamb and another mother sheep that gave birth to twins. At KASAGI, we use software to calculate nutritional requirements and measure out the feed necessary for each sheep, whether they gave birth to one lamb or twins. The mother sheep that gave birth to twins requires more nutrients for postpartum recovery and nursing two lambs. Such care significantly impacts the sheep’s lifespan and health. We also calculate and provide the necessary nutrients for the lambs.…

KASAGI is a brand that presents free-range farms and wool collections. We focus on raising sheep and produce textiles, socks, carpets, and shawls with respect and love for wool and sheep, taking time and effort to deliver them to our customers. Good wool cannot be produced unless the sheep are healthy throughout the year. We care for the sheep daily, safeguarding their health and freedom, producing wool, processing it, and manufacturing products. We believe that woolen garments can only be worn with happiness if the sheep are happy. If you love wool and respect sheep, be sure to check out the YouTube channel of KASAGI wool textiles, a brand that…

Mahito sheared all the sheep on the KASAGI farm. Each sheep yielded 3 to 4 kg of wool. After the shearing, the sheep must have felt lighter. They took off their very heavy wool coats. The weather is warming up, rain is falling, and the pastures are turning green. The green grass will be growing in abundance, and it will be a happy season for the sheep. I feel very happy when I see the sheep eating the green grass. Now I am going to wash the wool I have cut. I would like to wash it with gratitude to the sheep.

KASAGI Sustainability Declaration KASAGI contributes to the realization of a world where all people, sheep, and living beings can live healthily in a sound environment through all its activities. Through corporate activities, we strive to respect human rights, protect animals, and preserve the environment, and endeavor to build a society where sheep and others can mutually respect and coexist. Environmental Protection Standards KASAGI strives to protect the environment in the activities of sheep breeding and the manufacturing and sale of textile products centered on woolen fabrics based on the following policies: 1. Continuously improve the environmental management system, recognizing the environmental risks associated with all business activities, and strive to…

Before the accumulated snow could melt, more snow fell, and the ground on the farm was covered in snow.On cold days, the temperature dropped to -7.But the sheep endured the cold. Every day we carried dried grass to give to the sheep.The sheep eat about 2 kg of dried grass every day.There are 24 sheep, so we feed them about 50 kg of dry grass every day. In addition, we give them feed such as soybean meal and corn.The sheep love salt. We keep 5 kg blocks of salt on the farm, and they lick it every day. We allow them to lick it whenever they want. Some sheep like…

We are pleased to announce that our participation in Premiere Vision Paris has successfully concluded. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who visited our booth. This year, we strived to create a booth that fostered deeper communication with our visitors, and as a result, we had many meaningful conversations. It was an incredibly joyous time for us. The artisans who joined us at our booth were Ms. Chizue Yamakita from Yamakita Keori and Ms. Mana Akihara from Oshirodo Orifu. Yakakita Keori https://yamakitakeori.com/ Ookio Shokufu http://www.okd-weaver.jp/ We also received requests from visitors who wished to see Japanese craftsmanship. We welcome visits to our farm and atelier. Please feel free to…

Première Vision Paris 2025　　　11-13 FEBRUARY 2025 Paris Nord Villepinte　hall 5-6（ZAC Paris Nord 2,93420 Villepinte） 9 am – 6.30 pm  KASAGI will exhibit at Maison d’Exception（5A101） The introductory text is on the Maison d’Exception website in PV. We are really looking forward to meet designers and buyers who will share our vision.  I am excited to share that our designer, MAI, will be attending for he first time to discuss the essential reliability of our products, their harmony with nature, and our relationship with sheep. Additionally, two artisans who collaborate with us will also be present. We can delve into more details about our products to fulfill your needs, and of course,…

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