Sanuki Temari
Updated at 2024-04-25
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Sanuki temaris are an ancient traditional craft in Kagawa. Local cotton was dyed in various natural colors and woven into gorgeous embroidery patterns. The patterns are typically colorful, geometric, and philosophical. During the Heian period, only girls of nobility played with temaris. They gradually popularized among the common folk during the Edo period. Adults collected silk threads from discarded kimonos and woven them into temaris, and gifted them to their children during New Year as a symbol of good fortune.
Name
Sanuki Temari
Giver
Hisashi Moriguchi Chairman of Shodoshima Town Council
Friendly States
Japan
City
Shodoshima-cho, Kagawa Prefecture
Language: Japanese
Area: 95.59 square kilometers
Population: Approx. 13,000 people
Main Industries/Features: Olives, soy sauce, tsukudani
Category
Handicrafts、Textiles
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