Koshu-woven Urahogushi-ori Umbrella with Japanese Floral Pattern (Yellow) Terashima yasutarou syouten >> gold thread story

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in the mid-Edo period and has been passed down and developed for around 200 years

(2) Extrusion and tray cutting The kneaded ball is placed in an extrusion machine and extruded in a linear shape through a hole called a "sukin

Edo time literally changed with the changing seasons

Koshu-woven Urahogushi-ori Umbrella with Japanese Floral Pattern (Yellow) Terashima yasutarou syouten >> gold thread storyThe material used for this umbrella is Koshu weave, a fabric made specifically for umbrellas, woven in Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi Prefecture, a place long known for its umbrellas! Koshu weave is originally woven to fit the width of the umbrella, so unlike regular umbrellas, there are no perforations at the tip of the umbrella fabric, making it both smart looking and durable! One of the attractions of Koshu weaving is its elegant and heavy feel and