Ramie, also known as ramie, is a plant whose cultivation techniques have been passed down since ancient times.
In Showa Village, a region known for cultivating ramie used in high-quality linen fabrics, this textile is entirely handcrafted, from cultivation to weaving. It boasts excellent moisture absorption and quick-drying properties, and is used to produce summer clothing, accessories, and decorative items.

• Technology/techniques/raw materials

  Technology/techniques/raw materials

  Technology/techniques

  1. The textile must be woven using one of the following techniques or methods:
  (1) The ramie used as a raw material must be "removed from the ramie."
  (2) The yarn used must be hand-spun.
  (3) A handloom shall be used for weaving.

   

  raw materials

  This refers to the ramie plant that grows in Showa Village, Onuma District, Fukushima Prefecture.