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TRADITIONAL DECORATIONS Manyo<\/h1><\/div><\/h1>\n

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This decoration option is based on bamboo blinds (misu) that are used in shrines and temples in Japan.
\nFor the SHIKADA WOVEN products made by artisans manually matching the Bamboo Node of each thin bamboo strip and weaving it using a foot loom, decorations such as edges, metallic fittings and tassels can be added in customized design of materials made with traditional techniques (Bamboo Node design).<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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Material types<\/h2>\n
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Two types are available \u2013 one with a maximum width of 980 mm, and one with a maximum width of 2,400 mm.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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Decoration types<\/h2>\n

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Based on the needs of each customer, customized orders of mounting metal, brackets, hooks, tassels and edges are possible. A middle edge is necessary for products with a width of 980 mm or greater.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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Traditionally-produced material types
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Maximum width: 950 mm<\/h2>\n

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101 Yahime<\/h3>\n
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This sudare material is made from Leopard bamboo, a rare type of bamboo that naturally has a cloud pattern on it. To make it possible to weave in the cloud pattern afterwards in the desired order, the artisan uses a knife to manually make cuts around the periphery of the bamboo in the desired order. Madake bamboo that does not have such a pattern is woven in alternately with the Leopard bamboo. This masterpiece of traditional craftsmanship is very difficult to produce, using a technique called \u201ctwisted weaving\u201d in which dense \u201cYosefu\u201d created by using two warps for each row is twisted and woven into each thin bamboo strip. The Bamboo Node exhibit a \u201cplover on wave\u201d pattern. The \u201cplover on wave\u201d pattern is said to be a talisman that brings \u201cmarital happiness\u201d and \u201cluck for victory\u201d because it symbolizes \u201covercoming rough waves.\u201d
\nMaterials: bamboo, weaving yarn: silk (brown)<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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102 Shin-Yahime<\/h3>\n
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This blind material is made from rare bamboo, with the distance between two warp threads approximately 6 mm. Each bamboo strip is woven on a foot loom to reproduce the cloud pattern inherent to the material. The fabric is packed with the skills of a weaver, using the bamboo nodes to create a houndstooth pattern.
\n Materials:bamboo,weaving yarn:cotton(brown)<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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321 Shin-Hakubai<\/h3>\n
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This material is made by weaving bamboo strips, with the skin thinly peeled off, alternately on the front and back. By turning it over by hand, it becomes a very uniform fabric. It is made using a technique called “twisted weaving” in which “purple fabric”, which is made by tying warp threads spaced about 6mm apart, to each individual bamboo strip on a foot loom. The bamboo nodes form a wave pattern. The continuous waves are considered lucky charms, representing wishes for “eternity” and “longevity”.
\n Material: Bamboo, Weaving thread: Cotton (white)<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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340BR Kikuka<\/h3>\n
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This material is created by alternately weaving the front and back of thin bamboo strips of bamboo bark. By manually flipping over the strips, a very even material can be created. It is produced using a technique called \u201ctwisted weaving\u201d in which \u201cShibifu\u201d created by matching the warp at approximately 12 mm intervals is twisted and woven into each thin bamboo strip using a foot loom. The Bamboo Node exhibit a \u201cplover on wave\u201d pattern. The \u201cplover on wave\u201d pattern is said to be a talisman that brings \u201cmarital happiness\u201d and \u201cluck for victory\u201d because it symbolizes \u201covercoming rough waves.\u201dMaterials: bamboo, weaving yarn: cotton (brown)<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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500S Kyoan<\/h3>\n
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This material is created by alternately weaving the front and back of thin bamboo strips of bamboo bark. By manually flipping over the strips, a very even tapestry can be created. The Bamboo Node are shifted by the artisan\u2019s hands to create a \u201clightning\u201d pattern. Because when \u201clightning\u201d appears, \u201crain\u201d falls and crops grow well, this pattern has the meaning of \u201cabundant harvest (good luck)\u201d.
\nMaterials: bamboo, weaving yarn: cotton (white)<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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500W Kyoan<\/h3>\n
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This material is created by alternately weaving the front and back of thin bamboo strips of bamboo bark. By manually flipping over the strips, a very even tapestry can be created. The Bamboo Node are shifted by the artisan\u2019s hands to create a \u201cwave\u201d pattern. Continuous waves are a talisman representing the wish for \u201cperpetuity\u201d and \u201clong life.\u201d
\nMaterials: bamboo, weaving yarn: cotton (white)<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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600A Shinbutsuzen<\/h3>\n
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This material is created by alternately weaving the front and back of thin bamboo strips of bamboo bark. By manually flipping over the strips, a very even tapestry can be created. The Bamboo Node are shifted by the artisan\u2019s hands to create a \u201clightning\u201d pattern. Because when \u201clightning\u201d appears, \u201crain\u201d falls and crops grow well, this pattern has the meaning of \u201cabundant harvest (good luck)\u201d. The appearance of ears of rice plants is also expressed with the \u201cgolden color\u201d.
\nMaterials: bamboo, weaving yarn: cotton (red)<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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600B Shinbutsuzen<\/h3>\n
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This material is created by alternately weaving the front and back of thin bamboo strips of bamboo bark. By manually flipping over the strips, a very even tapestry can be created. The Bamboo Node are shifted by the artisan\u2019s hands to create a \u201clightning\u201d pattern. Because when \u201clightning\u201d appears, \u201crain\u201d falls and crops grow well, this pattern has the meaning of \u201cabundant harvest (good luck)\u201d. The appearance of ears of rice plants is also expressed with the \u201cgolden color\u201d.
\nMaterials: bamboo, weaving yarn: cotton (red)<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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Kyoan 500W&S meets M2 flame-resistance standards in France and can also be used as an interior decoration material in commercial facilities, etc.<\/div>\n

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Sudare materials shown in the MANYO Catalogue can be made with the options of traditional decorations as well as with the Mechanism Option KC only. Globally, only SHIKADA WOVEN offers the option of adding a screen blind mechanism to authentic woven products.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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Offer of commerce<\/h2>\n

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