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IGREK Co.L.P.
| Address | 3-32-1 Chuo Nakano-ku Tokyo, JAPAN ZIP:164-0011 |
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| Representative Name | Yumi Taxagawa |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | 22 |
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SD item code:11592941
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ac1283
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ac1283
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Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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ac1283:12x8 cm
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Country of manufacture: Republic of Turkey
Material / component: nylon thread
Product tag: None
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Description
| This brooch is hand-knitted with a traditional Turkish handicraft [oya] motif. [Oya is a traditional handicraft unique to the Mediterranean region of Turkey.] A traditional handicraft unique to the Mediterranean region of Turkey, it has developed as a fringe decoration for the scarves that women wear on their heads. The motifs used to decorate the scarf vary from two-dimensional flowers and vegetables to three-dimensional models, and women have been making them with their own original ideas and ingenuity. In recent years, the culture of handicrafts, not only scarf decorations, has been attracting attention, and new works using oyas as motifs are being created. (In addition to tu*oja, which are knitted with a crochet hook, there are also eeneoja with embroidery needles and bonjuk*oja with beads, each of which is distinguished from the other.) |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From May.30th to Aug.2nd |
| Air Mail | From May.14th to May.16th |
| EMS | From May.13th to May.16th |
| Pantos Express | From May.15th to May.20th |
| DHL | From May.13th to May.15th |
| UPS | From May.13th to May.15th |
| FedEx | From May.13th to May.15th |
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A traditional handicraft unique to the Mediterranean region of Turkey, it has developed as a fringe decoration for the scarves that women wear on their heads. The motifs used to decorate the scarf vary from two-dimensional flowers and vegetables to three-dimensional models, and women have been making them with their own original ideas and ingenuity. In recent years, the culture of handicrafts, not only scarf decorations, has been attracting attention, and new works using oyas as motifs are being created.
(In addition to tu*oja, which are knitted with a crochet hook, there are also eeneoja with embroidery needles and bonjuk*oja with beads, each of which is distinguished from the other.)
トルコ地中海沿岸地方独特の伝統手工芸で、女性たちが頭にかぶるスカーフの縁飾りとして発展してきました。スカーフを飾るモチーフは、花や野菜などで平面なものから立体的に模られたものまで様々で、女性たちがオリジナルのアイデアで工夫を凝らして、作ってきたものです。近年、スカーフ飾りだけではなく、手工芸の文化としての注目が集まり、オヤをモチーフにした新しい作品が生まれています。
（かぎ針で編むトゥ・オヤのほか、刺繍針のイーネオヤ、ビーズが入ったボンジュック・オヤがあり、それぞれ区別されています）