Thursday, June 29, 2017

Mud, Sweat And Fears: The Year-Long Process Of Hand-Making An Oshima Silk Kimono

The island of Amami Oshima is renowned for its unique mud-dyed silk. The BBC documentary series Handmade in Japan follows the island's artisans through the complex, meticulous steps required to produce the subtly patterned fabric and tailor it into a kimono. (text and video)



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