Yoshie Kondo
Kimono of twill weave with kasuri. “Hangeshō”
- Textiles
- Presented in 2013
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| Category | Textiles |
|---|---|
| Year Presented | 2013 |
| Exhibition | The 60th Japan Traditional Kōgei Exhibition |
| Awards | Japan Kōgei Association Chairman's Award |
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Kasuri weaving
Kasuri weaving (kasuriori, “blurred weave”) is a type of ikat weaving done with threads that have been resist dyed, leaving sections of the thread undyed. The threads are then aligned and woven to create stripes, checkered patterns, or pictorial motifs.
Yoshie Kondo
KONDO expresses the beauty of weaving and materials by combining two techniques: tate-zurashi kasuri (sliding warp ikat yarn backward and forward) to create patterns and ayaori (twill weaving) to give variation to the weave.