伊予地方の衣生活について : 佐田岬半島を中心に

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The residents of Sadamisaki Peninsula wore the traditional Sakiori that was famous as their work clothes. Sakiori was woven of cotton. People reused the fabric of old Kimono as something like bedclothes. And after that, they cut and woven it to make their clothing at last. They economized thir fabric becouse this area was poor in clothing material. They wore thetraditional Sakiori before synthetic fiver and farm machinery came into wide use. In some area of Sadamisaki Peninsula, they had woven the Striped Textiles at their home by beginning of the Showa period. Sadamisaki Peninsula was inconveniently lovated, so people had to buy their clothing by the peddlers. On the edge of this peninsula near Kyushu, Kurume Kasari (ikat) was popular, not Iyo Kasuri (ikat).
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