A day of Master(Dot pattern) | 久留米絣織元　下川織物

<About polka dot pattern>
Along with stripes and checks, polka dots have also become an “eternal global pattern (universal pattern)” that is favored across time and ethnic groups. Depending on the size, there are “pin dots”, “polka dots”, “coin dots”, etc.

Kurume Kasuri is roughly classified into three types, “Tate Kasuri”, “Yoko Kasuri” and “Tate yoko Kasuri”. This pattern can be classified in the category of “Tateyoko Kasuri”. This pattern expresses a polka dot with a weft thread, and small dots of white and blue are studded as accents on the warp thread.

It can be said that Kurume Kasuri is attractive because it has, or can have, diversified patterns by applying it even if it is called “Tate Yoko Kasuri”.