Thursday 18 February 2016
AnimeeStation, Tokyo. The art of making Temari, toy balls Japanese traditional develops in the seventh century. Temari was originally made from pieces of old kimono and is intended only as an ordinary toy ball. However, ultimately, Temari evolved into art pieces of cloth embroidery.
Patterns are sewn by hand touch at this, as reported by the Rocketnews24, created by a Japanese designer named Nana Akua. But, do you know who Nana Akua?
Patterns are sewn by hand touch at this, as reported by the Rocketnews24, created by a Japanese designer named Nana Akua. But, do you know who Nana Akua?
She was a 92-year-old grandmother who skillfully make Temari since she was 60 years old. If you look at the photo above Temari, then you will not believe it if that makes it frail grandmother is nearly a century old. The fingers are still nimble Nana and her eyes are still very keen to create a balanced pattern Temari.
Source : en.rocketnews24.com
