Isesaki Kukuri Kasuri
Kukuri kasuri from Isesaki. The threads are bound and dyed in separate colors.
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Kukuri kasuri from Isesaki. The threads are bound and dyed in separate colors.
Silk waste is respun and woven. A recycled-silk cloth from Kiryu.
Folk craft tatami from Kiryu. Rush is woven into floor coverings.
Bamboo arrows from Joshu. Bamboo is shaved to make arrows for the bow.
Kendo equipment from Takasaki. Masks and gauntlets are made from leather and cloth.
Onigawara from Fujioka. In a place that fired roof tiles in Kanto, ridge ornaments are carved.
Uzukuri from Numata. Woodwork that makes the growth rings of the wood stand out in relief.
Kimekomi dolls from Haruna. Grooves are carved in a paulownia body and cloth is tucked into them.
Ear ornaments from Shinto. A personal ornament craft of a place where many Jomon-period ear ornaments have been excavated.
Woodwork from Kanna Town. It incorporates designs from a place where dinosaur footprints were found.
Hand-carved seal engraving from Takasaki. Seals are carved in stone.
Neputa lanterns from Ojima. Large lanterns are built from paper and bamboo.