Falling Leaves in Yanbaru…

Ryukyu Heritage TextilesSeptember 25, 2013April 10, 2016Exhibitionsarts, Eco-Dyeing, Exhibitions, Fiberarts, Heritage Textiles, Ryukyu Garden, Ryukyu Natural Dyeing, ryukyu surface design, Ryukyu Textiles, Ryukyu Views, Silk, Yanbaru

High in the Yanbaru Forest, the Sango Kaku leaves fall…

Yanbaru Sango Kaku — Sango Kaku leaves in the Yanbaru Forest, northern Okinawa Island – Japan

yes, the colorful maple leaves fall…

Chirimen Maple Scarf_2_saturate — onto the silk they fall…

Chirimen Maple Scarf_3_saturate — painting their colors on the chirimen walls…

on my scarf they do fall…

Chirimen Maple Scarf_1_saturate — fall, fall, fall…downunder

My Yanbaru scarf now lives downunder…sold at the National Wool Museum Geelong, Australia exhibition hall…a new home where my Sango Kaku leaves now fall…

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2 thoughts on “Falling Leaves in Yanbaru…”

Pat Powell Designs says:

September 23, 2013 at 2:43 pm

Beautiful scarf. Congratulations on its new home.

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1. Ryukyu Heritage Textiles says:
  
  September 23, 2013 at 3:05 pm
  
  Hello Pat, yes, i’m grateful that my fallen leaves scarf has found a nice home. Thank you for visiting my website! My best to you, Scharine
  
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