手技TEWAZA「喜如嘉の芭蕉布」Kijoka Banana fiber Cloth／伝統工芸 青山スクエア Japan traditional crafts Aoyama Square

起源は13世紀頃。芭蕉糸を、琉球藍、テカチなどの植物染料で染め、手投杼を用いて織る。軽くさらりとした肌ざわりは南国の着物として最適で、古くから現地の人たちに愛されている。
This fabric originated around the 13th century. Fibers of the ito basho were spun and woven. This fiber is harder than that of hemp, so the finished cloth has more texture. Because it was very sleek and airy, this fabric was appreciated for summertime garments since the early days.
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[@couturehomestead5826]

These videos help to calm me and remind me that it is QUALITY that is important and that it takes time. Quality is always worth the extra expense!! I wish I knew Japanese so I knew how to get some of these wonderful products

[@drivesthecar3247]

I didn't know you can make cloth from banana fibers! I am amazed at every one of these videos!

[@aoyamasquare]

Thank you!

[@drivesthecar3247]

@LagiNaLangAko23 is there a video?

[@prizmarvalschi1319]

The Philippines has done both

[@emgee8483]

@LagiNaLangAko23 Salamat po.

[@k.3004]

@@prizmarvalschi1319 yes, abaca ikat weaving only exists in the Philippines. The oldest artifact of it is the Banton cloth dating from the 12th century. You can still see its dye even though it was buried in the soil for centuries. Salinta Monon was one of the last abaca weavers of the Philippines but her children and descendants still keep the tradition alive. In fact, Okinawan banana fiber weavers have come to the Philippines to also learn how we do it. A lot of the laborers of the Japanese Abaca plantations in Davao of the 1930's were actually Okinawan.

[@Advancedmap]

なんだろうこの雰囲気！ シリーズの中で一番好きかも！ お話の声と語り口が良すぎる…

[@nealbeard1]

Living national treasures. We had many incredibly skilled craftsmen in Britain but most have now gone. Pity we didn't have eyes to see like Japan.

[@DAYBROK3]

Neal Beard they almost lost their skilled artisans.

[@rickschuman2926]

Go find The Association of Pole Turners and Green Woodworkers. They have lots of folks doing and teaching traditional English woodland crafts. Also, the Mastercrafts series with Monty Don would be of interest to you I think.

[@sharonlong8969]

We now have banana fibre to spin with in the UK and it is wonderful. I did not know it was used as a medicine. It deserves more research and use. Thank you for sharing this information with us. The entire process is fascinating and the work that goes into making this cloth is amazing. But then the Japanese are known for their meticulous attention to detail and their incredible work ethic.

[@aoyamasquare]

Thank you!

[@sheikhrasel4750]

Sharon long... I have a enough banana and pineapple fiber.. So you can buy this fibers for me.. This is my personal email address.. [e-mail] & contact number [phone]

[@immanla5299]

Incredible!! Surprising this fabric originated during 13th century. I like to learn more more. Such a smart and good way to utilize Banana fibre - a true gift from the nature. I really love to visit this place and get more knowledge about this. I cant wait to visit this place. Lots to learn from Japanese culture. 💚❤

[@user-kc1iy7ig2q]

美しいね✨

[@alejandraromero4893]

Mucho trabajo, muy complicado, felicidades”❤️💕🇲🇽

[@yannyspupo6251]

Es maravilloso este trabajo ,es muestra de su industriosas cultura.Gracias.

[@dannyprasetya2496]

Scientist: Yo, everyone we have found a biodegradable clothing material!!! Our planet will be saved. Japanese: that's cute. Hold my sake.

[@richelleg225]

All natural fibers are biodegradable. Cotton, silk, wool, leather, fur... Even polyester will eventually biodegrade.

[@tao.of.history8366]

Fantastic, thanks! & the line about cloth made from medicinal materials was a great inclusion - I was starting to notice that many ancient textile plants were also highly medicinal

[@suelyceravolo5062]

Que bonita e cuidadosa produção!!! Lindo vídeo

[@Valeria-nk4mg]

Parabéns pelo trabalho, vocês são incríveis. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😘

[@piedwagtailrameau]

Masterful and exquisite craft!

[@aoyamasquare]

Thank you very much!

[@markgoddard2560]

Where do the Japanese buy their patience? I want some....not as much as they have though.

[@jetsjournals1940]

Very amazing work and soothing to watch. Thank you for your dedication and hard work everyone. ♥

[@aoyamasquare]

Thank you!

[@sandrawest2105]

I really appreciate and enjoy your videos. I hope my next lifetime will be there to learn and appreciate skills to keep textiles alive. Thank you. Peace 💫

[@binhocrusoe368]

いい仕事

[@ketakividwans9259]

Amazing, superb

[@macotela]

Your videos are amazing! greetings from México

[@aoyamasquare]

Thank you!

[@aliciaruballo3558]

Es sorprendente la manufactura wow fabuloso lo qe cada uno hace son lindos maravillosos saludos

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

Such love for craft, such dedication.

[@shaikikbhalBasha]

cool video explain banana fiber, cloth, dress

[@crism4932]

WOW, amazing!

[@bumble.bee22]

Que lindo trabalho

[@whizperonline]

Awesome!

[@avdoodzak6033]

Amazing!!!!

[@lianaharmont8889]

Again amazing! Again beautiful! Greetings from Russia!

[@aoyamasquare]

Thank you!

[@abelardocarneiro7007]

Parabéns por este escelente trabalho fantástico majestoso uma pena que meu país não tenha pessoa interessadas em adquirir conhecimento para uma faixa enorme da nossa população

[@lenimartinslima1312]

Lindo,maravilhoso!

[@shantanu2010i]

Very nice amazing

[@aoyamasquare]

Thank you!

[@anne-christinemarcou4481]

MY RESPECT TO YOU ALL FOR VERY BEAUTIFUL WORK. VALUE OF NATURE'S GIFT...THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR WONDERFUL WORK.STAY WELL.

[@cilouthe-fae9595]

fantastique! bravo mesdames!

[@aoyamasquare]

Merci beaucoup!

[@rizuannature8978]

I got banana tree on my back yard.. Tomorrow I will start to make a shirt from it.. Thanks you tube

[@mdjobair1630]

You made it or not?

[@ccbicolana1438]

Wow 😮

[@silviochan89]

amazing

[@florestista9339]

Brillant

[@feeberizer]

I understand better why a friend went to Japan to study under master weavers. We have nothing like this in the States. It's a shame we're such a disposable society and only want the "latest and greatest"....

[@littleblacklambproject3948]

Feeber Izer faster, faster, faster, more money

[@alo42d]

Gorgeous

[@aoyamasquare]

Thank you!

[@nerdbenana]

this, is, bananas!

[@BaileyZLeone]

thats cool i had no idea you could do that?!

[@silviasarasa5819]

Precioso

[@MichaelBerthelsen]

２００本で1キロ。。。すげぇぇ。

[@aoyamasquare]

これをきっかけに、日本の伝統工芸に興味を持っていただければと思っております。

[@bartelR]

YES YES YES!!!! FINALLY MORE VIDEOS :))))))

[@whiteeaglearai2481]

Beautiful

[@srilathakulkarni5570]

❤️

[@bobbyboy1923]

WOW

[@aoyamasquare]

Thank you!

[@kumkumkhaitan7448]

Ameging

[@user-vt4xb8ht9t]

Какие трудолюбивые

[@annapchelka2706]

💓👍

[@lex-psycho7554]

Сколько труда... Ценится однако)

[@aoyamasquare]

Благодарю!

[@LaJolieSelection]

02:30 Is it plastic ?? It seems the step is required to dye the string only at some places to create a pattern. But does it waste all that plastic ? Or is it another fabric ?

[@marionbolloch6198]

Wonderfull ! Please is the warp thread as well banana fiber or only the weft thread ?

[@aoyamasquare]

Thank you very much. Weave is "plain weave(平織り)" or "weave(紋織り)".

[@vienne4300]

fantastic!!! Where is the city that make Banana fiber?

[@aoyamasquare]

「Kijyoka Banana fiber Cloth 」is made in Okinawa.

[@teovo380]

👌🤩🖖

[@intrumpwetrust1448]

must be super expensive

[@Annagul_Annagul]

♥

[@ccchangcc40]

台灣原住民早期也是用芭蕉葉抽纖維來織布製衣,難道?

[@MosshakBinJalal]

hi did you use any chemical to soften those banana stems???

[@TKs3DPrints]

thats a lot of trees for so little fiber

[@indrajitR]

If the English subtitles were there ?

[@missrenatah9904]

How can I buy the cloth ?

[@saadmohammadjakaria]

Mah-sha-Allah 💓

[@vianneypeterus3452]

Sorry to ask such a question, but why we need to use the boiling process ?

[@milenachershkov9980]

vianney peterus probably to brake the cells that bond wood fibres together, I am not expect,but that is my logic

[@worksofhands]

I guess to separate soft pulp from the fibers easily.

[@LEVENTSELEVE686]

how did they do the scraper? ^^

[@aoyamasquare]

Is it a place of "苧剥ぎ"? It looks like a scraper, but this is a tool to peel off 'Karashi'.

[@zitacsoszneszabo1050]

😍😍😍😍😍🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@zoesdada8923]

200 trees?!

[@kumkumkhaitan7448]

What use details

[@nokiot9]

I’m genuinely disappointed they aren’t made of actual banana peels ☹️

[@sharmaanmol007]

Is the dye organic or synthetic which is used to colour the banana fabric?

[@athiaj1199]

They use a particular type of black soil for the dye.

[@ShadowPoet]

It's indigo... it's plant-based

[@fadoufadouat5361]

سبحان الله

[@wayoflifebynandhakumar5403]

Banana fiber can be use for men fant and t shirt can be made is possible?

[@aoyamasquare]

Yes, I can.

[@wayoflifebynandhakumar5403]

@@aoyamasquare please upload it ,t shirt,fant manufacturing process video,I am from India thank you so much your shareing video's

[@aoyamasquare]

@@wayoflifebynandhakumar5403 No, I can not. Some people are processing, but we can only introduce traditional crafts.

[@BuratinoZolotoKluchik]

Япония

[@harishs1838]

could you sent me a detailed description about your process and how could I can contact you.

[@morganolfursson2560]

ヴィーガンとして芭蕉布が大好きです。 絹を作るため毛虫が蝶になる前に殺されるから絹でできた着物が絶対に買わない。 けどせっかく芭蕉布着物を作るために動物が使われていないのに、最後に皮と合わせてお財布を作るのもったいない。

[@aoyamasquare]

確かにそうかもしれません。 そういった観点で作っていないために、皮を貼りつけてしまうのだと思います。

[@jenniiferpiiter8868]

HALLELUYAH PRAISE THE LORD ! repent oh world

[@kumkumkhaitan7448]

Foe dress make

[@Kiwiwanderer]

Omg we are all wasting our lives on the corporate hamster wheel - while these people are living deeply meaningful creative lives......how hard is it to immigrate to Japan ....

[@bashirjan3040]

خیاط

[@dickdastardly8883]

The amount of plastic used in binding the post-winding fibers makes this completely non-organic. Not a pure natural product🤦‍♂️

[@ShadowPoet]

The product is natural... Bananas on large plantations can't be grown organically they require pesticides and fungicides. You mean to say the manufacturing process isn't environmentally friendly/green (that's only if you assume those bindings were in fact, plastic.... and not knowing if they're made from recycled materials).

[@dickdastardly8883]

@@ShadowPoet better stated. My vocabulary on this side of things is highly deficient. Thank you for improving it 😁