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Sasara, Kishū Tawashi

TAKADA KOZO SHOTEN

Kyoto Women's University, Lifestyle Design Laboratory

Kyoto Women's University, Lifestyle Design Laboratory
Kyōto-shi, Japan

Sasara is a type of tawashi with the fibres in bundled form. To make a sasara the fibres from the bark close to the tree are used. Sasara differs from the usual tawashi in that it can be used for heavy-duty washing that is similar to polishing. When the tips are worn, the length of the fibres can be adjusted by removing the wire that holds them in place.

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  • Title: Sasara, Kishū Tawashi
  • Creator: TAKADA KOZO SHOTEN
  • Location: TAKADA KOZO SHOTEN
  • Subject Keywords: Wakayama prefecture
  • Original Source: TAKADA KOZO SHOTEN
  • Rights: © TAKADA KOZO SHOTEN
Kyoto Women's University, Lifestyle Design Laboratory

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