Japanese Embroidery Center Promotional Video 日本刺繍
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I am so impressed by the sheer variety of art that evolved in Japan.. including martial arts.
saritajakhere 3 months ago
Saito revived this traditional Japanese technique before it became a lost art. There is a specific correct way to form each stitch; every other way is wrong! Designs are repeated by many embroiderers.
Work is done in silence and concentration. The teaching method is to demonstrate (in silence). The student learns to observe and imitate. Yet there is a place for innovation. This apparent paradox is distinctively Japanese.
sincerelyyours2000 3 months ago