We have seen beautiful Temari Balls in our previous post here.
Traditionally, parents often give Temari to their children on New Year’s day as special gift.
The mother would placed a small piece of paper with a goodwill wish for her child inside the Temari. The child would never be told what wish his or her mother had made while making the ball.
Japan graphic designer and Flickr user NanaAkua photographed this amazing collection of Temari balls created by her 92-year-old grandmother over a span of 30 years. She began to master the art in her 60s and has since created nearly 500 pieces.
"My grandma's works. She had started learn Temari when she was 60s, and then she got a diploma of Temari."
Her grandmother used to teach volunteers every Saturday, but now as she is 92 years old, she stops teaching but still making Temari. They are not for sale.
All images are © Copyright of NanaAkua
Check her website for more: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nanaakua/tags/temari/
Traditionally, parents often give Temari to their children on New Year’s day as special gift.
The mother would placed a small piece of paper with a goodwill wish for her child inside the Temari. The child would never be told what wish his or her mother had made while making the ball.
Japan graphic designer and Flickr user NanaAkua photographed this amazing collection of Temari balls created by her 92-year-old grandmother over a span of 30 years. She began to master the art in her 60s and has since created nearly 500 pieces.
"My grandma's works. She had started learn Temari when she was 60s, and then she got a diploma of Temari."
Her grandmother used to teach volunteers every Saturday, but now as she is 92 years old, she stops teaching but still making Temari. They are not for sale.
All images are © Copyright of NanaAkua
Check her website for more: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nanaakua/tags/temari/
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