Tamba-Nuno
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tamba-nuno-162-16171954
title:
Tamba-Nuno
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Tanba-Nuno, (丹波布) is a type of fabric that is woven in Saji Village, Tanba Province. It is a hand-woven plain fabric made by interweaving hand-spun cotton and silk, and was mainly woven until the end of the Meiji era. It is recognized as a traditional craft of Hyogo Prefecture. Originally, it was called Shimanuki or Saji Cotton, but since Soetsu Yanagi introduced it under the name "Tanba-Nuno" in his publication 'Mingei' in 1953, it became widely known by that name. Tanba-nuno is also sometimes
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date created:
2024-08-17T05:51:50Z
date modified:
2024-08-28T02:35:41Z
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