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From cocoons and thread that could not be sold,women wove cloth for their families.
From the early Meiji era through the Showa 20s (1945-54), farm women in Kiyose wove cloth and clothing for their own families from waste cocoons and thread left over from contract weaving. Mostly silk and cotton, with stripes and ikat patterns common, 469 pieces were designated a national Important Tangible Folk Cultural Property in 2017.
- 469 pieces
- National Important Tangible Folk Cultural Property, 2017
- Stripes and ikat patterns common
