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八端織り (hattanori) Japanese meaning: twilled fabric | Kotomora
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This obi is made of hachitan-ori.
Hachitan-ori is characterized by its distinctive diagonal pattern.
Kanji 八 eight, eight radical (no. 12) Written forms 八はっ 端たん 織お り
Standard kanji spelling for this traditional twilled fabric.
八はっ 反たん 織お り
Variant spelling using 反 instead of 端.
八はっ 端たん 織おり
Variant without okurigana.
八はっ 反たん 織おり
Variant without okurigana, using 反.
Etymology The term 八端織り (はったんおり) refers to a specific type of twilled fabric. The exact origin of the name is uncertain, but it likely derives from the weaving technique or the region associated with its production.
