Fūtsū for kimono. “First snow of the season”
- Textiles
- Presented in 2014
- Not for Sale
Category | Textiles |
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Year Presented | 2014 |
Exhibition | The 61th Japan Traditional Kōgei Exhibition |
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Fūtsū double weave cloth
Fūtsū double weave cloth (fūtsū ori) is a type of compound weave that uses two different sets of colored warp threads. The figuring on both faces of the resulting double-layered cloth have an inverted color relationship. Fūtsū (lit. “wind passes through”) refers to the opening between the two layers of cloth.
Mieko Ishizuka
![photo Mieko Ishizuka](/element/main_rwd/shared/images/artist-no-photo.png)
Producing futsu weave kimonos and futsu weave kimonos with kasuri (double weave using an eight shaft loom and eight treadles), and woven paper textile