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This text has been translated by auto-translation. There may be a slight difference between the original text and the translation. (Original Language: 日本語)
在原畳店
We bring comfort and relaxation to your home. Blue Tatami mats! Clean and Healthy ・ Ai Tatami Family. Speedy Finishing ！ We can pick up the tatami in the morning and finish it on the same day. Please consult us. Free Estimates ！ You can also leave the after-sales service to us ！ Shoji ・ Fusuma (sliding doors) too.
Igusa How Tatami Mat is Made
Igusa is a natural material suitable for Japanese climate.
●Planting → ●First cutting → ●Netting → ●Cutting → ●Mud dyeing → ●Drying → ●Sorting → ●Drying → ●Weaving
Planting
Mid-November to Mid-December
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Forward cutting
Early May.
Once mowed first, it grows into long, straight rushes.
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Netting
Late May ～ Early June.
Long rushes tend to fall over, so they are covered with nets to prevent them from falling over.
Reaping
Early July ～ Mid July
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Mud Dye
Early July ～ Mid-July
To prevent discoloration and prolong the blue color of rush grass, special mud called dyed clay is used.
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drying ・ sorting
Drying mud-dyed rushes and removing short or
broken rushes
Setting rush grass on loom
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Weaving
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Front
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Woven Yarn
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weaving up
在原畳店
Igusa ・ How Tatami Mat is Made
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