Information on the Emiowasu Exhibition

Ryuta Fukumura Ceramic Exhibition held in February.

To everyone who enjoyed the event to the fullest,
Thank you very much.

This year we look forward to introducing many artists who are exhibiting at Utsushiki for the first time.

Many people are looking forward to March
We will be holding the Emiowasu Exhibition.

In the spring full bloom,
It starts on the Vernal Equinox.

Emiowasu, which has been available for some time.

Although it may seem simple at first glance,
A little bit of shoulder movement,
Comfortable and secure fit.

These clothes, filled with thoughtful detail, will become your everyday companions without any worries.

The exhibition begins on the day when day and night occur equally.

Spend your days comfortably,
I hope this will be a day of new encounters.

*March 18th (Thursday) and 19th (Friday)
The museum will be temporarily closed due to changing exhibits.

schedule
Saturday, March 20, 2021 – Sunday, March 28, 2021
No holidays during the period

Artist presence day
March 20th (Saturday)

place
Reflection

address
1693 Harada, Miyawaka City, Fukuoka Prefecture

Opening times
13:00-18:00

Emiowasu

Naoki and Junko Abe of Emiowasu, based in Kibichuo Town, Okayama Prefecture, make clothes using natural materials and traditional Japanese and Asian handcraft techniques.

Rooted in the land,
Surrounded by animals such as goats and dogs,
Every day I savor the pleasures of life.

Travels to Japan, Thailand and India—
Rich natural scenery and traditional lifestyles,
I remember being attracted to handicrafts.
This is the starting point of Emiowasu's manufacturing.

Knitwear made in a village in the Himalayan region of India, at an altitude of 2,500 meters, surrounded by beautiful snow-capped mountain scenery.
The hand-woven fabrics and rhythmic hand-stitching made by the always cheerful and bright Thai people.
Old shuttle looms, precise sewing machine stitches,
Japanese craftsmen who support us with their careful work.

Emiowasu's clothes are made through the efforts of many different people and places.