
Japanese Obi or sash
I too, like Ailsa of Where’s my Backpack, love visiting local markets and flea markets when travelling and feel the fabrics, textiles and handicrafts of a country really tell a story about their culture and way of life.
I often purchase fabrics as they are not only beautiful but can be displayed and used in a practical way when I get home. I have a rug from Morroco, throws and blankets from Peru, Wall hangings from Japan, table cloths from Tanzinia to name a few.
I love the colour they bring to my rooms and the memories of great trips and people that they hold.
I have used some of these pictures in previous posts but here they are as a collection.

Vietnamese Embroidery

Peruvian Wall Hanging

Guatemala Market

Guatemala Market

Guatemala Market

My Moroccan Rug
These links give a bit more info on the Japanese Obi, the Moroccan rug, The Peruvian wall hanging and the Vietnamese Embroidery
Yoroshiku Onegai shimasu
Leanne
Very, very beautiful. Personally, I love strong colors. In Finland, we love quilts and patchworks and in them strong colors prevalent.
こんばんは.
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Thank you and 今晩は to you too!
I loved the fabrics and design aesthetic I saw while in Finland.
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LOVE all the bright colors and patterns!! 🙂
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Beautiful
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Thank you!
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I have, and have given away, tons of textiles collected over my travels. They are easy to carry, and quite lovely.
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I love local scenery to bits. These are vibrant 😊
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If I can find a local market, I am there! I love seeing the food, local products, and the things people buy for their everyday lives.
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Me too 🙂
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