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The unevenness is never repeated: no two curtains carry the same night sky.\u003cbr\u003e- Material: 100% cotton\u003cbr\u003e- Indigo \/ method: Ryukyu indigo \/ mura-shibori, uneven resist\u003cbr\u003e- Size: 90 cm wide x 120 cm long\u003cbr\u003e- Motif: Ama-no-gawa, the Milky Way over a night mountain\u003cbr\u003e- Hand-dyed one piece at a time\u003cbr\u003eThe workshop - Kyoto once had its own water-blue indigo, praised as kyo-asagi. In 1923 it vanished: imported and chemical indigo pushed it out, and what was left of it became known as maboroshi no kyo-ai, the phantom Kyoto indigo.\u003cbr\u003eHozuai went looking for it in Tokushima, the old country of Awa indigo, and met a nineteenth-generation indigo master there. His seed, it turned out, had been carried from Kyoto generations earlier. The seed came home - to Hozu, in Kameoka, on the river of the same name.\u003cbr\u003eThe fields are worked with local farmers on land that had been left fallow. 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A care home opened there on the east bank of the Hozu river in 1959, and five years later a painting class began in its free hours. The painter Nishigaki Chūichi was asked to teach it, and he kept at it, carefully, for decades. The class ran until 2001.\u003cbr\u003eAround twenty thousand works came out of those rooms — for scale, the National Museums of Modern Art in Tokyo and in Kyoto hold about thirteen thousand each. In the 1990s the paintings were introduced as Japanese art brut, and in 1994 works by eight of the painters entered the permanent Collection de l'Art Brut in Lausanne, Switzerland. In 2012 the collection was given a museum of its own: a Taishō-era townhouse in Kameoka that had once been a barber's shop, converted by the architect Kumiko Inui.\u003cbr\u003eItsuo Ozasa came to Mizunoki in 1962 and was in the painting class from its first year. 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A family workshop in Kameoka revived it as Kyoho-ai, and dyes every piece by hand, one at a time.\u003cbr\u003e\"Yamanami\" — mountains upon mountains. Ridge after ridge of indigo fades into the morning haze on this 100% linen noren, built up with two hand techniques together: hiranui stitch-shibori draws the mountain lines, and itajime board-clamping layers the gradient blues behind them. 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Hang it where light passes through: in sunlight, the moons glow like a night sky in reverse.\u003cbr\u003eOne-of-a-kind, made for your order\u003cbr\u003eBecause every dip in the vat is done by hand, no two of these skies are ever alike. 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It brings together bamboo, wood, ceramic, urushi lacquer, washi paper and Kyoto weaving and dyeing from the workshops that still work them by hand.\u003cbr\u003eThe pieces are made to order by named makers. The lacquered wall panels and tables in the collection come from the group of urushi masters who also worked on the restoration of Kinkaku-ji, the Golden Pavilion. Their showroom in central Kyoto keeps a material library upstairs: lighting built from Kyoto umbrella parts, a wall of bamboo artwork, and a room of woven and dyed cloth they call the forest of fabrics.\u003cbr\u003eNatural materials are the point rather than the packaging. 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Since the Edo period almost everything has been made in-house, and the shop still stands as an early-modern machiya with its old fans kept inside as reference.\u003cbr\u003eThe painter Tomioka Tessai gave the house its name in 1887, after a famous Kyoto cherry tree, the Baisen-zakura. In 1902 a new display room was built and the third-generation owner asked the painters he knew to decorate its ceiling: forty-eight masters of the Kyoto school — Tessai, Takeuchi Seihō, Tanomura Chokunyū, Kawai Gyokudō — and twelve more painters from Tokyo covered it with fan designs. It is still there, on the second floor, and anyone may walk in and look up at it.\u003cbr\u003eA folding fan divides into more than twenty operations across three crafts: the ribs, the painted face, and the assembly that marries them. A finished fan is said to have passed through an artisan's hands 87 times. Only a fan whose face, ribs and finishing are all done in Japan may be called a Kyo-sensu. 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