Japanese Vintage Super Rare Mud Dyeing kasuri loose Twisted Silk Thread Various Sets Embroidery & weave 13718 noragi The name "makie" literally means

The name "makie" literally means "sprinkled picture

The skein has a beginning and an end

Makie requires exceptional craftsmanship and patience

cut from shells such as abalone or turban shell

And sashiko is applied

Japanese Vintage Super Rare Mud Dyeing kasuri loose Twisted Silk Thread Various Sets Embroidery & weave 13718 noragi The name "makie" literally meansA combination of various types of threads from Oshima Tsumugi. Honba Dorozome (Authentic Mud Dyeing) Honba Dorozome, or authentic mud dyeing, is a traditional Japanese dyeing technique originating from Amami shima, an island in southern Japan. The process uses natural materials such as sharinbai (a native plant) for tannin and local iron rich mud (doro) to create deep brown or reddish black hues. Ai Dorozome (Indigo Mud Dyeing) Ai Dorozome, or indigo