Noble Japanese traditional sashimi? Easy introduction to rugazashi - Japanese Craft Book

Release Date: March 8, 2019
Language: Japanese
Paperback (Softcover): 96 pages

Enjoy the elegant handicrafts of the imperial court in an easy, fun, and stylish way.

What is Rozashi?
Rozashi is one of Japan's traditional crafts.
It is a type of embroidery called "jizashi," similar to cross-stitch.
Its origins date back more than 1,300 years.
During the Heian period, it was used as furnishings and clothing for aristocrats,
and during the Edo period, it was passed down as a style of refinement for court nobles and women of the inner palace.
It is a time-honored embroidery style that has been quietly loved by the upper class.

Is it difficult to do?
The stitching is very simple, and the finished product is very elegant.
Even children can easily master the basic patterns.
No complicated techniques are required. You too can enjoy the refined refinement of noble women in no time.

The tools and materials are simple!
No specialized equipment is required.
All you need is a regular sewing needle and a cardboard frame.
The only materials needed are ro fabric and silk thread.
We've introduced voluminous pieces that are easy to try, making it a fun and affordable experience.

Bringing it closer to you with these beautiful arrangements
We'll introduce modern arrangements of traditional Japanese crafts, such as incense bags and netsuke, as well as beautiful and unique motifs inspired by the Tenpyo culture, which is characteristic of ro fabric, a fabric that has colored history.
We also recommend elegant dakimakura collars and dainty pins.
Chic color combinations are also key.

Examples
Earrings
Dakimakura collar
Obidome
Brooch
Hat ribbon
Charm
Mirror & comb case
Sachet
Stole
Pins
Decorative box
Accessory case
Purse
Book cover
Interior frame