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Hakoba fabric can also be blended with other fibers, such as polyester or silk, to add additional characteristics such as durability, luster, or drape. However, the majority of Hakoba fabric available in the market is made from 100% cotton.Hakoba embroidery is a traditional handicraft originating in Japan. It involves stitching different types of fabrics together to create intricate designs. Hakoba embroideries are often used as tablecloths, kimonos, and other clothing items.It found it's application in garments, kerchiefs, bonnets, etc. In short embroidery was the exclusive domain of royalty worldwide. Around 50 years ago two enterprising brothers decided to make this concept available to women across all strata of society. They combined their names to form a brand name called HAKOBA.