“Boro” are a class of Japanese textiles. During the Edo period, “Boro” came to predominately signify clothing worn by the peasant farming classes, who mended their garments with spare fabric scraps out of economic necessity.
“Boro” are a class of Japanese textiles. During the Edo period, “Boro” came to predominately signify clothing worn by the peasant farming classes, who mended their garments with spare fabric scraps out of economic necessity.
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