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Kumihimo Pouch

This pale pink pouch features a wide kumihimo braid and a large bow reminiscent of the fluttering tail of a goldfish. Rarely seen today, the braid used to create this pouch famously appears in the portrait of the 7th century Prince Shotoku Taishi. Also referred to as "Yasuda-gumi", this braid is the maximum width possible to be made on a traditional braiding stand.
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Takashi & Ryuta Fukuda
Tokyo, Japan
Takashi Fukuda and his son, Ryuta, are masters of kumihimo, a traditional braiding technique practised in Japan for over 1,400 years. Drawing from hun ...
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