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Vol.7 Edo parasols and cherry bark baskets

Vol.7 江戸日傘と桜皮細工の籠


The handle of this parasol

Cherry tree bark is used.

Cherry blossoms on silk dyed with light ink...

Isn't that a really cool idea?

Sumi-nagashi silk that resembles the gentle surface of a river.

The cherry blossom petals falling on top of it

It's a parasol that makes you think.






This combination is perfect because

Is it just me?


The craftsman who made this parasol

I think he really has a high sense of beauty.

I really think so.






Even old baskets

This is a cherry bark craft from Akita.

The blessings of the forests of Kakunodate, Akita

The reason it is called "cherry bark crafts" is

A craftsman called a "Kabahagi" who specializes in

Without letting the wild cherry blossoms wither

While regenerating, the skin is partially harvested.

I hear it's because they've been making everyday items.

Cherishing wild cherry blossoms,

Living with wild cherry blossoms

Here is the wisdom of the people.



As an aside,

This basket was once stolen

It's back in my hands again

It is a deep-rooted basket.