Kimono As Art - Itchiku Kubota Trailer

Kimono As Art - Itchiku Kubota Trailer (2008)

13 November 2008 Factual 30 mins

Documentary on legendary kimono artist Itchiku Kubota (1917-2003) who developed his own method of tsujigahana textile-dyeing and decorating technique, which originated from the medieval period.

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Mary Christine

as Narrator

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