NUNO fabric: Contemporary Textiles from the NUNO Studio, Tokyo

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NUNO studio in Tokyo provides an opportunity to see the distinctive fabrics created by this studio offered in 'Tradition and Innovation: Contemporary Textiles from the NUNO Studio'. NUNO Studio uses materials like paper, copper, stainless steel, feathers, banana fiber, and rusty metal combined with more traditional fibers of wool, cotton, silk, rayon or polyester in its fabrics.

Textile Mill Products, Textile Mills, Textiles, Textile fabrics, Textile design

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The Raku Museum: Kyoto, Japan

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The Raku Museum and the works of the Raku family of potters, including the original Raku potter Chojiro I, are described. The museum includes facilities for display of Raku works spanning 450-years. It includes research rooms and a tea room so that future generations of the Raku family may learn the traditional style and essence of Raku.

Management, Museums, Art museums, Kyoto, Japan, Raku pottery, Raku Museum (Japan)

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The kimono inspiration

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The exhibit entitled 'The Kimono Inspiration: Art and Art-to Wear in America' was held in Washington, DC, from Mar. 29 to Sept 1, 1996. It provided glimpses of the art-to wear concept through various kimonos.

Kimonos, Wearable art

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