Kit
Yuki - i110 Kit
by Margaret Lee
Elegant panel of traditional snow motifs in Japanese goldwork.
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Description
Textile designs have always reflected the delicate sensibilities of the Japanese people to nature and the changing seasons. Snow (yuki) was an important symbol as a heavy fall would herald an abundance of water and a good rice harvest.
This traditional representation of snow first emerged during the Muromachi period (1392-1568), before the true structure of snowflakes was identified, and is worked with silver and gold metal threads on a background of heavy gold silk twill using Japanese goldwork techniques.
Contents
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‘Yuki - i110 Kit’ includes the following contents:
- Fabric (pre-printed)
- Embroidery threads
- Needles
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Additional Information
- Product Type
- Kit
- Designer
- Margaret Lee
- Technique
- Japanese Goldwork
- Project Type
- Framed Embroidery
- Publication
- Inspirations
- Issue Number
- 110
- Dimensions
- 31.5L × 26W × 6.5H (cm)
- Weight
- 0.22kg
- Finished Project Measures
14cm x 15cm wide (5 1/2" x 6")