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Jane E
Very interesting visit to A traditional Ehime Fabric Museum.
Worth while visit, visited with a Member of the Museum staff and given tour excellent information on how this beautiful material is made. The Museum is in a somewhat off the the beaten path, but, wor...
This museum teaches visitors about the traditional method of making Iyo-Kasuri (splash pattern cotton). This is a traditional art from the Matsuyama area dating back about 200 years. Apart from the in...
Iyo cherry blossoms have a history of 200. There are also products that are dyed from natural indigo threads. This is rare in Japan. I thought it would be a souvenir, but I couldn't get it for me, who was over ten thousand and no money.
It's been 30 years since the building here was built, but unfortunately it seems that it will be closed and renovated due to business format changes. Instead, next door is a day trip bathing facility called Kumanodai Onsen.
There is a loom and you can see the process until the fabric of "kasuri" is made. The process of weaving horizontal thread based on a design drawing made precisely on a vertical thread dyed with indigo, leaving some white, is very different when you look at it. I was surprised that it was such a complex textile technology. People in Meiji and Taisho 々 would have used this kimono as a kimono to wear, but it is regrettable that it will be abolished due to the decline in demand today and the shortage of successors. Ranchon mat and coaster made of scratch ...
Very interesting visit to A traditional Ehime Fabric Museum.
Worth while visit, visited with a Member of the Museum staff and given tour excellent information on how this beautiful material is made. The Museum is in a somewhat off the the beaten path, but, wor...
Museum of Traditional Splash Pattern Cotton.
This museum teaches visitors about the traditional method of making Iyo-Kasuri (splash pattern cotton). This is a traditional art from the Matsuyama area dating back about 200 years. Apart from the in...
Iyuma
Iyo cherry blossoms have a history of 200. There are also products that are dyed from natural indigo threads. This is rare in Japan. I thought it would be a souvenir, but I couldn't get it for me, who was over ten thousand and no money.
It's closing soon.
It's been 30 years since the building here was built, but unfortunately it seems that it will be closed and renovated due to business format changes. Instead, next door is a day trip bathing facility called Kumanodai Onsen.
The Zhengtong Industrial Zone
There is a loom and you can see the process until the fabric of "kasuri" is made. The process of weaving horizontal thread based on a design drawing made precisely on a vertical thread dyed with indigo, leaving some white, is very different when you look at it. I was surprised that it was such a complex textile technology. People in Meiji and Taisho 々 would have used this kimono as a kimono to wear, but it is regrettable that it will be abolished due to the decline in demand today and the shortage of successors. Ranchon mat and coaster made of scratch ...