Jomon textiles

Jomon textiles refer to the ancient fabric and weaving techniques used by the Jomon culture in Japan, which existed from around 14,000 to 300 BCE. This culture is known for its distinctive pottery and evidence of early textile-making, often using natural fibers like hemp, linen, and plant materials. Jomon textiles were typically crafted using simple techniques such as weaving and knotting. They showcased intricate patterns and designs, reflecting the aesthetic and functional needs of the time. These textiles offer valuable insights into the daily life, creativity, and technological development of early Japanese societies.