Textiles
Yamana Kumiko
山名久美子
Yamana Kumiko creates textiles using time-honored techniques of dyeing and weaving, producing works that embody the refined beauty of Japanese fiber arts. Based in eastern Japan, where Edo-period traditions continue to influence contemporary craft practice, their work demonstrates a deep commitment to preserving and advancing the traditions of Japanese textiles.
Biography
Regular Member of the Japan Kogei Association, specializing in textiles and dyeing. Based in the East Japan region. Has 5 documented works in exhibitions.
The Art of Japanese Textiles
Japanese textile arts represent centuries of innovation in fiber craft, from the intricate brocades of Nishijin to the bold patterns of kasuri. Traditional techniques include yūzen dyeing, shibori tie-dye, and various weaving methods using silk, cotton, and plant fibers. Yamana Kumiko brings expertise in weaving, natural dyeing, resist-dyeing, and embroidery to their practice.
Regular Member
As a Regular Member of the Japan Kōgei Association, Yamana Kumiko has achieved the highest level of recognition for their mastery of traditional techniques. This prestigious status is awarded to artists who have demonstrated exceptional skill, artistic vision, and dedication to preserving Japan's intangible cultural heritage through years of rigorous practice and exhibition.
Textiles Artistry
Explore the beauty and craftsmanship of traditional Japanese textiles.
