Silk fabric with a subdued color, dyed with vegetable dyes and mud. It is said to be the birthplace of Japanese tsumugi silk.

Ramie fibers are torn into extremely fine threads, which are then dyed with indigo and woven into a top-quality cloth with a waxy luster.

A patterned fabric woven with colored threads such as red, yellow, and indigo to create geometric patterns.

A cotton fabric with a kasuri pattern that embodies the wish for "everyday life, forever and ever."

This is Okinawa's representative pottery. There are two types: "Joyaki," characterized by line carvings such as fish patterns and red painting, and "Arayaki," which is unglazed.

It is said to be the root of Kasuri patterns found throughout Japan. Kasuri patterns are stylized depictions of Okinawa's nature and climate, such as birds and clouds.

Developed as clothing for royalty and the samurai class, these colorful and elegant patterned fabrics include Hanakura-ori and Doton-ori.

Stencil dyeing is characterized by vibrant colors and bold color combinations, vividly depicting the nature and scenery of Okinawa.

It is characterized by vermilion lacquer, "raden" (mother-of-pearl inlay) in which luminous shells are embedded, and the three-dimensional "tsuikin" technique.

They are dyed and woven using plants from Yonaguni Island, and come in a variety of patterns including Hanaori, Dutati (kasuri), and Shigan (lattice).

The thread is made from the fibers of the Itobasho plant and woven into a light, breathable fabric, perfect for summer kimonos.

A cotton fabric characterized by five and four ikat patterns. It was used as an obi and as a symbol of engagement.

A refreshing linen fabric with a kasuri pattern on a white background. The white color is achieved by bleaching the fabric with sea bleaching.

Patterns are woven by raising the warp threads. For example, festival costumes feature white and red threads that stand out against a navy blue background.

It is made in Haebaru, in the central part of Okinawa's main island, and is known for its three-dimensional and gorgeous flower weave and unique kasuri patterns.

A stringed instrument essential to Okinawan music, the craftsmanship of the artisans shines through in the shape and finish of the neck.