"Yashiro(Shrine)" |
睦月のテキスタイルデザインは「社(やしろ)」
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参道で目に入る、朱赤の格子と松の木々をデザインしたテキスタイルです。
墨黒の松のモチーフをお菓子で表現しました。
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January's tetxtile design is Yashiro(shrine).
The textile inspired by the red lattice window and pine trees you see on the entrance path to a shrine.
We expressed charcoal black pine tree motif with our sweets.
図案をかたどった黒い皮は、竹炭入りの求肥。抹茶をたっぷり混ぜ込んだ餡の中には丹波産の黒豆が3粒入っていて、味と食感のアクセントになっています。
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The black pine tree design is made of Gyuhi, a popular wagashi ingredient and softer variety of mochi with bamboo charcoal inside. we put three black beans from Tanba area into the anko (sweetend black bean paste) along with matcha green tea for accented flavor and texture.
Ikenobo*
Ikenobo is the original school that produced ikebana (traditional Japanese Buddhist floral design) as a unique artform in Japan
over five centuries ago and continue to spread awareness and knowledge of the ikebana tradition worldwide.