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Korean Carrot with Holes

Loom-Width
1980s (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Loom-width of woven navy blue wool. Vertical slits between 11 and 13 cms in length appear at intervals down its length. They are arranged alternately. Attached to one side of each slit and emerging horizontally across the fabric are several plaited wool strands, 14 to 23 cms in length.

Object details

Category
Object type
TitleKorean Carrot with Holes (assigned by artist)
Materials and techniques
Woven wool with plaited wool strands
Brief description
Loom-width of woven wool 'Korean Carrot with Holes', designed by Junichi Arai for Issey Miyake, made by NUNO, Japan, 1980s
Physical description
Loom-width of woven navy blue wool. Vertical slits between 11 and 13 cms in length appear at intervals down its length. They are arranged alternately. Attached to one side of each slit and emerging horizontally across the fabric are several plaited wool strands, 14 to 23 cms in length.
Dimensions
  • Length: 291cm
  • Width: 94cm
Credit line
Given by Sudo Reiko
Object history
Registered File number 1988/305.
NUNO was founded in 1984 as a commercial venture dealing with all stages of textile creation: planning designing, manufacturing and sales. It is a small company which endeavours to combine the best of the past, by drawing on traditional Japanese aesthetics and creative processes, and combining them with modern technologies.
Collection
Accession number
T.147-1990

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Record createdSeptember 8, 2004
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