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Textile-dyeing
| Textiles are a marvelously versatile material. They can be unfolded and spread out or neatly folded away. They can be used to wrap things, as traditional furoshiki or to act as a screen affording privacy, as with the noren which appear in Japanese doorways in the summer. My aim is to create designs that recognise and enhance the versatility of the fabrics. |
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Kimono with gathering
clouds 1969 （The Japanese Folk Crafts Museum Collection） |
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Kimono with
cloud pattern
1970 |
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Wall hanging 1982 （The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo Craft Gallery Collection） |
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People in Row |
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People patterns 1993 |
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Twist
1995 |
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Wave 2001 |
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Looking for Sprouts
2002 |
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