Delicate handwork in a small cotton ball

In Japan, aristocratic women used to play with Temari, handmade handballs. Although we do not see such a scene now, The manufacturing process of them is carefully passed down from generation to generation.

The cotton threads are dyed with plants and trees, and each stitch which envelope the temari warmly is creating a kaleidoscope of beauty. You can feel the warmth and richness born from the blessings of nature and handwork.

The Sanuki Kagari Temari atelier preserves the culture of Temari, which is disappearing from daily life, and adds new charm to it as a craft. We propose a new way to enjoy Temari in everyday life.

We hope you will enjoy the colorful, soft and elegant Temari in your daily life.

122 CROSSING FLOWERS

Based on safflower-dyed yarn, this large piece has a beautiful, delicate gradation.　The glamour of this work is reminiscent of a flower garden, evoking the liveliness of spring flowers.

○Specifications

• Material: rice husk, thin paper, cotton thread
• Size: diameter 11 × circumference 35 cm (4.3” × 13.8”)

○Shipping

• Shipping within 10 days.
• Shipping fee is included in the product price.

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