After a short autumn, winter arrived.
A Kyarico exhibition will be held from December 1st at Stables, run by Odawara in Hirosaki, Aomori.
This time, we will be highlighting the works of Archana Kumari, who creates Sujuni embroidery in Bihar, and introducing Kyariko's clothing and the works that her artisans have created.
Aomori in the snowy winter,
The rapid development of India
Embroidered threads connect the villages of Bihar, where time flows in different directions.
Please come and see the thread culture that has only been preserved in a special place on Earth.
CALICO textile and wardrobe 2023 December 1st (Fri) - 11th (Mon) December 1st CALICO Fumie Kobayashi Exhibition
*Stores will be closed on the 5th (Tue), 6th (Wed), and 7th (Thu) during the event.
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CALICO textile and wardrobe 2023 December 1st (Fri) - 11th (Mon) First day CALICO Kobayashi Fumie will be exhibiting
*Stores will be closed on the 5th (Tue), 6th (Wed), and 7th (Thu) during the event.
It's been two years since the beginning of December.
From the world of Indian handmade fabrics by CALICO
We will introduce everyday clothing and fabrics for daily life.
Rather than the colors and designs that we imagine when we hear the word India, the items are simple and suitable for everyday use in line with Japanese lifestyles.
Sometimes you feel the warmth of someone's hand really touching your heart.
In addition to the exhibits introduced so far, this exhibition will also feature
Archana Kumari This time, we will also feature her embroidery work.
We'll give you a close-up look.
Aomori also has a sashiko culture, including Kogin and diamond embroidery.
India and Tohoku have different climates and environments, but I hope to be able to create projects in the future that allow us to share the differences and preciousness of the colors and shapes that come from those climates and the people who live there.
The photo shows a large embroidered cloth.
It depicts the daily life.
CALICO travels around India to learn about Khadi (hand-spun and hand-woven fabric) and
Kantha (embroidered cloth), indigo dyed and hand dyed cloth, etc.
By exploring the handicrafts of those places and incorporating them into modern Japanese life, we hope to enrich and enrich it.
Handicrafts are introduced.
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