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Kiryu Shibori Dyeing with Indigo and Plant Dyes
Tie-dyeing in Kiryu using indigo and plant dyes.
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Kiryu Zaguri Cloth
Zaguri from Kiryu. Thread is drawn from cocoons with a hand-turned tool.
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Kiryu Wafu Silk Garabo Tsumugi
Silk waste is respun and woven. A recycled-silk cloth from Kiryu.
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Kiryu Folk Craft Tatami
Folk craft tatami from Kiryu. Rush is woven into floor coverings.
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Joshu Bamboo Arrows
Bamboo arrows from Joshu. Bamboo is shaved to make arrows for the bow.
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Numata Ukimoku
Uzukuri from Numata. Woodwork that makes the growth rings of the wood stand out in relief.
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Haruna Kimekomi Dolls
Kimekomi dolls from Haruna. Grooves are carved in a paulownia body and cloth is tucked into them.
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Shinto Ear Ornaments
Ear ornaments from Shinto. A personal ornament craft of a place where many Jomon-period ear ornaments have been excavated.
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Kanna Town Dinosaur Woodwork
Woodwork from Kanna Town. It incorporates designs from a place where dinosaur footprints were found.
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Ojima Neputa Lanterns
Neputa lanterns from Ojima. Large lanterns are built from paper and bamboo.
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Maebashi Hina Dolls
Hina dolls from Maebashi. Decorations for the seasonal festivals are made.
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Kiryu Shinmachi Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings
The Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings in Kiryu Shinmachi. Textile mills with sawtooth roofs remain in the town.
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Textile Museum Yukari
A textile museum in Kiryu. Looms are operated, and visitors can try dyeing and weaving.
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Kasama Ware Cooperative and Kasama Craft Hills
A hill run by the Kasama ware cooperative. Works from the kilns are displayed, and visitors can try the potter's wheel.
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