Two vintage temari (Japanese embroidered thread balls) from 1980s. These handcrafted items are meticulously created using colorful threads wrapped around a base, forming intricate geometric patterns.
Historically, temari were both toys and decorative gifts symbolizing good fortune, often given to children for New Year’s celebrations. Over time, they evolved into a form of folk art that embodies the Japanese ideals of beauty and craftsmanship. These vintage examples are likely cherished for their artistry, cultural significance, and as collectible decorative items.
