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We want to share the sound of Nishijin hand-weaving
China and Nishijin Kinran Brocade fabric: The Future Woven by Time-Honoured Techniques
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Thoughts on Nishijin Craftsmanship
Nishijin kinran brocade Tsuru Kikkou (Crane Turtle Shell Pattern) pattern
Three cranes are placed on Mitsudomoe (three comma-shaped figures in a circle) and put in a turtle shell pattern called KIKKOU.
Turtles and cranes are considered a symbol of longevity in Japan.
KIKKOU is one of the Kissho Monyo (auspicious omens motifs) that has been loved for a long time.
