Woven-Words

Matsumoto city’s streets are preserved from the old days. They are lined with lovely shops. There was an antique Kimono shop where I bought a tie-dyed, soft turquoise blue coat and a few fabric fragments cut from old Kimono. I also ran into a gallery-looking shop that sells items handwoven by a weaver and vegetable dyer. From her I bought a peach wood-dyed, chamomile color scarf.

There were other shops too, and inspiring colors from my day trip to Matsumoto city:

Bakery Shop Display

Japanese Valentine’s Day Doll Display

Manhole Cover

Streetside Flower Bed

Maples

Color of Our Train

Tagged: accessories, color, flowers, inspiration, Japan, manhole covers, maple, Matsumoto city, textile, vegetable dye, weaving

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