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This washi tapestry features hydrangeas created with both torn-paper art and three-dimensional designs
horses have played a vital role in everyday life—from agriculture to transportation—making them enduring symbols of strength and reliability
intended as an instructional manual for craftsmen across the country
kosode were richly decorated with techniques such as shibori tie-dyeing
Usu and Kine
Tenugui (Tanabata) susuki This washi tapestry features hydrangeasDescription On the evening of July 7th, people decorate bamboo branches with colorful strips of paper and make wishes to the stars. This tradition is based on the tragic love story of Hikoboshi (the cowherd) and Orihime (the weaver), who live on opposite sides of the Milky Way. Originally, it was a ritual where women prayed for improved skills in weaving and craftsmanship, inspired by Orihime. This custom, which dates back to the 5th or 6th century in