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Wada returned to his hometown of Uchidahara after many years of teaching in Osaka
gained popularity across Japan during the Edo period (1603–1868)
the book visually appeals to the beauty of the tea utensils
you can use this beautiful urushi box to store art supplies
and comforting — Aya no Mori is loved for its mellow sweetness
Awa Natural Indigo History Book in English Satchel Wada returned to his hometownDiscover the rich culture and captivating history of Awa indigo through this book. Awa indigo dyeing, renowned for its beautiful colour, gained popularity across Japan during the Edo period (16031868), contributing significantly to Tokushima's economy and culture. Today, indigo dye artisans in Tokushima continue to uphold this tradition, ensuring its legacy continues. Awa indigo remains a major contributor to Japan's indigo colour industry, supporting
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