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OLIP CO.,LTD.
| Address | 1-2-9 Nagai Sumiyosi-ku Osaka, JAPAN ZIP:558-0003 |
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| Representative Name | Hideki Ozawa |
| Annual Revenue | JPY 6,000,000,000 |
| No. of Employees | 100 |
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SD item code:10308125
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Embroidery fabric (large)*frame*mat / set
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刺繍生地(大)・フレーム・マット / セット
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Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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Material / component: Embroidery thread: cotton
Frame:Aluminum Package: Individual box
Product tag: None
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Description
| This otomi embroidered wall art frame is decorated with animals and photographs on white fabric. Otomi embroidery is a highly original form of embroidery produced by the Otomi people of northern Mexico. The Otomi people hand-stitch colorful animals and plants into their embroideries. Because of its high cultural value, it has been designated as a Mexican cultural heritage. In Otomi embroidery, Otomi women create designs by hand-stitching threads one by one. The design changes each time, making each piece of embroidery an original. Otomi embroidery gained recognition with the Hermes Spring/Summer 2011 model. The theme of this model was Mexico, and scarves with Otomi embroidery were presented and well received. Hermès subsequently supported the cultural heritage of Mexico by funding the renovation of a local elementary school. Otomi embroidery is recognized by global brands. Please consider this art frame for viewing* and selling. Mexico Embroidery Otomi Art Frame Culture Heritage Wall Hanging |
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The embroidery designs in the photos are for illustrative purposes only. Basically, the embroidery is colorful, but the designs (animals, flowers, etc.) vary widely and cannot be specified.
We cannot specify the design. (Returns and exchanges are not accepted.) The embroidered fabrics are not intended to be washed, as this is an interior framed art product. We are not responsible for any fraying of threads or color fading due to washing or direct sunlight. Since each piece is hand-embroidered by the Otomi people of Mexico, it may take some time for delivery depending on the quantity. Depending on the quantity, it may take some time for delivery. Please inquire separately. |
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Otomi embroidery is a highly original form of embroidery produced by the Otomi people of northern Mexico.
The Otomi people hand-stitch colorful animals and plants into their embroideries. Because of its high cultural value, it has been designated as a Mexican cultural heritage.
In Otomi embroidery, Otomi women create designs by hand-stitching threads one by one.
The design changes each time, making each piece of embroidery an original.
Otomi embroidery gained recognition with the Hermes Spring/Summer 2011 model.
The theme of this model was Mexico, and scarves with Otomi embroidery were presented and well received.
Hermès subsequently supported the cultural heritage of Mexico by funding the renovation of a local elementary school.
Otomi embroidery is recognized by global brands. Please consider this art frame for viewing* and selling.
Mexico Embroidery Otomi Art Frame Culture Heritage Wall Hanging
オトミ刺繍とは、メキシコ北部のオトミ族により製作される独創性の高い刺繍です。
オトミ族が手縫いでカラフルな動物や植物を刺繍に表現します。文化的な価値の高さからメキシコ文化遺産にも指定されています。
オトミ刺繍はオトミ族の女性が糸を一本ずつ手縫いしてデザインを作成していきます。
デザインも毎回変わるため、一つひとつがオリジナルの刺繍となるのです。
オトミ刺繍が知名度を上げてきっかけとしてエルメスの2011年春夏モデルがありました。
テーマにメキシコが用いられたこのモデルでは、オトミ刺繍の施されたスカーフが発表され、好評となりました。
その後エルメスは現地の小学校改修資金を拠出するなど、メキシコ現地の文化継承のサポートを行いました。
メキシコ 刺繍 オトミ アートフレーム 文化 文化遺産 壁掛け