Kubagasaya Ryukyu Bingata Pocket Tissue Case Cover Okinawa Souvenir Bingata Pocket Tissue Case Cream Miscellaneous Goods

Size: Width: approx. 12cm Height: approx. 9cm Bingata is one of the traditional dyeing techniques representative of Ryukyu dyeing and Okinawa. Bingata fissures from the 14th century still exist, and considering the time it took to establish the technique, its origin is estimated to be around the 13th century. It is said that ``beni'' refers to colors in general, and ``kata'' refers to various patterns. There is a theory that Yoshitaro Kamakura and Fuyu Inami came up with this definition, but Yoshitaro Kamakura first used it in 1924. It was during the Showa period that the kanji notation for ``Bingata'' began to be widely used. Okinawa Prefecture is often written in hiragana as "Bingata". This product is printed in bingata. Bingata is one of the traditional dyeing techniques representative of Ryukyu dyeing and Okinawa. Bingata fissures from the 14th century still exist, and considering the time it took to establish the technique, its origin is estimated to be around the 13th century. It is said that ``beni'' refers to colors in general, and ``kata'' refers to various patterns. There is a theory that Yoshitaro Kamakura and Fuyu Inami came up with this definition, but Yoshitaro Kamakura first used it in 1924. It was during the Showa period that the kanji notation for ``Bingata'' began to be widely used. Okinawa Prefecture is often written in hiragana as "Bingata". This product is printed in bingata.