Kitchen Sumo Kesho Mawashi (Apron) frolicking animals Okawa’s project later expanded to

Okawa’s project later expanded to include New Mexico residents having memories of the Santa Fe Justice Camp—witnesses who provide rare views of the wartime reality

This is the story of this Japanese American artist growing up quiet and lonely at the beginning of the twentieth century

Keiko Lane

Traise Yamamoto

I had a vision: I saw the Earth as sculpture

Kitchen Sumo Kesho Mawashi (Apron) frolicking animals Okawa’s project later expanded toFeel like a champion in the kitchen with this 4 way style apron printed to look like a sumo wrestlers kesh mawashi (ceremonial apron style belt). Polycotton printed with water based inks for a soft hand. A 4 way apron provides the wearer with four clean surfaces to switch out without having to change to another apron (but only one side is printed.) 30x 16 with 36 ties.