BREDERODE REVISTED XVI – CORDMAKER by rocserum
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Description
Cord making was a typical woman’s job in those days, here they told it was cord making for holding cotton dresses, underwear and other kind of clothes together, and they used this wooden disk.
I’ve found a Japanese way of cord making, similar on what they’re doing here, called “kumihimo” I don’t know who was first, but thinking of the old culture of Japan, they will win in my humble opinion.
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Comments (16)
Fabulous shot!
Beautiful image. mood here is wonderful!
Whan I was a boy at maternal school, I have learned to make cords with this wood disk !!! WONDERFUL and very medieval !!!
interesting serie !
another work think back to 1700
Very lovely capture.
Wonderful shot!!!
marvelous!
Awesome!
Excellent capture Cornelis.
Splendid shot and fantastic natural lighting....!!!!!
Interesting and well composed historical image.
How very interesting! I must research this!
Fantastic portrait!
Good work.It is interesting to see this old craft.
I'll bet on the Japanese too! Still, the medieval version is fascinating! Another wonderful capture!