Yonezawa-ori Special Feature
約250年の歴史をもつ米沢織を大特集。多彩な織技法と地域ごとの特色を紹介し、職人の技と美意識に触れます。
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Sashime Orimono: Finely Woven Yonezawa Textiles in Ultra-Fine Silk | Yonezawa Ori Special Feature
Sashime Orimono uses jacquard looms to create elegant kimono, obi, and coats of comfort.
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Nitta: Expanding the Possibilities of Benibana Dyeing in Yonezawa | Yonezawa Ori Special Feature
Nitta revives safflower dyeing, producing exquisite hues with inherited integrated craftsmanship.
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Osaen: The Shifting Colours of Yonezawa Ori through Benidorozome and Yuragi Weaving | Yonezawa Ori Special Feature
Saoen’s “Yuragi-ori,” with its unique gradation, reflects the artistry of Mr. Soichi Inomata.
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Konken Orimono: Yonezawa Obi Woven with a Deep Respect for Textile Structure | Yonezawa Ori Special Feature
Konken Weaving House, with 160 years in Yonezawa, is famed for obi crafted by Mr. Tetsuo Kondo.
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Yonezawa Ori: A World of Woven Expression from Snow Country | Traditional Craftsmanship Vol.6
Though called “Yonezawa-ori” each mill has its own charm. This feature highlights 4 studios and their unique dyeing and weaving styles.
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No.1Yonezawa Ori: A World of Woven Expression from Snow Country | Traditional Craftsmanship Vol.6
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No.2Special Talk Session “N180” | Kyoto
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No.3Where Timeless Wonders Meet Kimono at the Pyramids of Giza | Kimono Travel Journal Vol.9
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No.4Hon-Shiozawa and Shiozawa Tsumugi: Crepe Texture and Ikat from Echigo | Traditional Craftsmanship Vol.11
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No.5The Masterpiece of Beauty Vol.2 “Obiya Sutematsu” | Kyoto
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No.6Kaga Yuzen: Flowers Painted with the Living Beauty of Kanazawa | Traditional Craftsmanship Vol.5
