Material · No. 07
No. 07Material
麻
Used in 10 crafts
No. IIICrafts from this material
10京都府 · 漆器
京漆器
京都府
Kyo Shikki is a refined lacquerware tradition crafted in Kyoto, shaped by centuries of imperial court culture and the aesthetics of the tea ceremony. It is celebrated for its elegant designs, meticulous craftsmanship, and diverse decorative techniques.
北海道 · 織物
二風谷アットゥㇱ
北海道
Nibutani Attus is a traditional Ainu textile handwoven in the Nibutani district of Biratori, Hokkaido. Made from bark fibers such as elm, it is distinguished by bold geometric patterns deeply rooted in Ainu spiritual and cultural heritage.
新潟県 · 織物
小千谷縮
新潟県
Ojiya Chijimi is a finely handwoven ramie textile produced in Ojiya, Niigata Prefecture. Celebrated for its distinctive crinkled texture, cool hand-feel, and snow-bleached whiteness, it is prized as one of Japan's most refined summer fabrics.
沖縄県 · 織物
八重山上布
沖縄県
Yaeyama Jofu is a high-grade ramie textile woven in the Yaeyama Islands of Okinawa, including Ishigaki and Taketomi islands. Hand-spun ramie threads and intricate kasuri (ikat) patterns give the fabric its hallmark fineness and cool, crisp feel.
沖縄県 · 織物
宮古上布
沖縄県
Miyako Jofu is a prestigious ramie textile handwoven on Miyako Island, Okinawa. Distinguished by its extraordinarily fine hand-spun threads and a lustrous surface achieved through meticulous pounding, it is considered one of Japan's finest traditional linen-type fabrics.
沖縄県 · 織物
知花花織
沖縄県
Chibana Hanaori is a traditional Ryukyuan textile originating from the Chibana district of Okinawa City, Okinawa Prefecture. It is distinguished by its vivid geometric patterns created through a raised supplementary-weft float-weave technique, giving the fabric a uniquely textured, three-dimensional appearance.
滋賀県 · 織物
近江上布
滋賀県
Omi Jofu is a fine linen textile produced in the Koto region of Shiga Prefecture, celebrated for its hand-spun ramie threads and intricate kasuri (ikat) patterns that create a distinctively cool, crisp hand feel prized for summer garments.
福島県 · 織物
奥会津昭和からむし織
福島県
Oku-Aizu Showa Karamushi-ori is a traditional textile from Showa Village in Fukushima Prefecture, woven from karamushi (ramie), a bast fiber plant. The fabric is prized for its cool, lightweight texture and the exquisite delicacy achieved through entirely hand-based production methods.
秋田県 · 漆器
川連漆器
秋田県
Kawatsura Lacquerware is a traditional Japanese lacquerware produced in the Kawatsura district of Yuzawa City, Akita Prefecture. Celebrated for its exceptional durability, lustrous finish, and everyday practicality, it is one of the most distinguished lacquerware traditions in the Tohoku region.
群馬県 · 織物
桐生織
群馬県
Kiryu Ori refers to the fine silk and blended textiles produced in and around Kiryu City, Gunma Prefecture. Renowned for their intricate patterned weaves and technical diversity, these fabrics have earned Kiryu the celebrated designation "the Nishijin of the East."