Flower basket S, L / Brown Akebi vine / Nagano-JPN 311239 長野県/あけび 花かご（状差し） すかし編み 小・大 2サイズ
Flower basket S, L / Brown Akebi vine / Nagano-JPN 311239 長野県/あけび 花かご（状差し） すかし編み 小・大 2サイズ
These are flower baskets woven with Akebi vine in brown color. Introducing two sizes, “Small” and “Large.”
This is a standard method of weaving in akebi vine work.It is a beautiful weaving technique unique to the akebi vine.Viewed from above, the rim is woven from both sides, resulting in a sturdy rim closure.Occasionally, the outer skin of the strips is peeled off,or the vine may be chipped, but this is a specification unique to natural materials and is not a problem for use and does not constitute a defective product.This is small size.The small size is slimmer.Use it as a remote control holder. Hang it on the wall to keep it neat and tidy, and you can see where it is at a glance.This is large size.It has a plump appearance and can hold postcards.As a flower basket. A glass vessel filled with water can be placed inside, and wild flowers can be displayed to add a bit of color to the space.Photo: Large size
Akebi vines have retained their original texture as they grew wild in the mountains. The natural gradation of colors and soothing hues will never get old no matter how much you look at them. They make us feel calm and relaxed.
In addition, the calm colors of the basket complement the flowers of the season. It can be hung on the wall or left to enjoy as it is, as the basket is freestanding.
The large size can be used as a postcard holder. Both sizes can be used in a variety of situations, such as stationery holders.
Please select the size you prefer.
–Akebi vine work in northern Nagano Prefecture–
More than 300 years ago, people in Nagano Pref. have made baskets, toys, and other daily utensils.
There are 2 types of Akebi vine work produced in northern Nagano Pref. The one is “Brown Akebi vine”, just as they are in nature.
The other is “Gray Akebi vine”, which is soaked in hot spring water for about a week, then soaked in a river for about a month to ferment, the outer skin is then peeled off.
For both types of vines, only high-quality materials are carefully selected, and they continue to produce baskets in a variety of shapes using advanced weaving techniques.
These are flower baskets woven with Akebi vine in brown color. Introducing two sizes, “Small” and “Large.”
This is a standard method of weaving in akebi vine work.It is a beautiful weaving technique unique to the akebi vine.Viewed from above, the rim is woven from both sides, resulting in a sturdy rim closure.Occasionally, the outer skin of the strips is peeled off,or the vine may be chipped, but this is a specification unique to natural materials and is not a problem for use and does not constitute a defective product.This is small size.The small size is slimmer.Use it as a remote control holder. Hang it on the wall to keep it neat and tidy, and you can see where it is at a glance.This is large size.It has a plump appearance and can hold postcards.As a flower basket. A glass vessel filled with water can be placed inside, and wild flowers can be displayed to add a bit of color to the space.Photo: Large size
Akebi vines have retained their original texture as they grew wild in the mountains. The natural gradation of colors and soothing hues will never get old no matter how much you look at them. They make us feel calm and relaxed.
In addition, the calm colors of the basket complement the flowers of the season. It can be hung on the wall or left to enjoy as it is, as the basket is freestanding.
The large size can be used as a postcard holder. Both sizes can be used in a variety of situations, such as stationery holders.
Please select the size you prefer.
–Akebi vine work in northern Nagano Prefecture–
More than 300 years ago, people in Nagano Pref. have made baskets, toys, and other daily utensils.
There are 2 types of Akebi vine work produced in northern Nagano Pref. The one is “Brown Akebi vine”, just as they are in nature.
The other is “Gray Akebi vine”, which is soaked in hot spring water for about a week, then soaked in a river for about a month to ferment, the outer skin is then peeled off.
For both types of vines, only high-quality materials are carefully selected, and they continue to produce baskets in a variety of shapes using advanced weaving techniques.
These are flower baskets woven with Akebi vine in brown color. Introducing two sizes, “Small” and “Large.”
This is a standard method of weaving in akebi vine work.It is a beautiful weaving technique unique to the akebi vine.Viewed from above, the rim is woven from both sides, resulting in a sturdy rim closure.Occasionally, the outer skin of the strips is peeled off,or the vine may be chipped, but this is a specification unique to natural materials and is not a problem for use and does not constitute a defective product.This is small size.The small size is slimmer.Use it as a remote control holder. Hang it on the wall to keep it neat and tidy, and you can see where it is at a glance.This is large size.It has a plump appearance and can hold postcards.As a flower basket. A glass vessel filled with water can be placed inside, and wild flowers can be displayed to add a bit of color to the space.Photo: Large size
Akebi vines have retained their original texture as they grew wild in the mountains. The natural gradation of colors and soothing hues will never get old no matter how much you look at them. They make us feel calm and relaxed.
In addition, the calm colors of the basket complement the flowers of the season. It can be hung on the wall or left to enjoy as it is, as the basket is freestanding.
The large size can be used as a postcard holder. Both sizes can be used in a variety of situations, such as stationery holders.
Please select the size you prefer.
–Akebi vine work in northern Nagano Prefecture–
More than 300 years ago, people in Nagano Pref. have made baskets, toys, and other daily utensils.
There are 2 types of Akebi vine work produced in northern Nagano Pref. The one is “Brown Akebi vine”, just as they are in nature.
The other is “Gray Akebi vine”, which is soaked in hot spring water for about a week, then soaked in a river for about a month to ferment, the outer skin is then peeled off.
For both types of vines, only high-quality materials are carefully selected, and they continue to produce baskets in a variety of shapes using advanced weaving techniques.
