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Formats and Editions
1. Tate-jima (??, vertical stripes)
2. Tate-waku (???, rising steam)
3. Hishi-igeta (???, parallel diamonds or crossed cords)
4. Shippo (??, seven treasures of the Buddha)1
5. Toridasuki (??, interlaced circles of two birds)
6. Fundo (??, counterweights).
7. Koshi (??, checks)
8. Amime (??, fishing nets)
9. Uroko (?, fish scales)
10. Hishi-moyo (???, diamonds)O
11. Kagome (??, woven bamboo)
12. Nakamura koshi (????, plaid design of the Nakamura family)p
13. Yarai (??, bamboo fence)
14. Yoko-jima (??, horizontal stripes)
More Info:
Sam Gendel, who is highly acclaimed as a saxophonist and multi-instrumentalist, has released his latest album 'blueblue', which is named after the pattern of 'sashiko', a traditional embroidery of Japan that developed in the Edo period! With Craig Weinrib on drums, this important work was born from the exquisite 'fluctuation' led by repetition and deviation.
