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• 06:32, 6 November 2025 CompUser talk contribs created page Miyako-jōfu (Created page with "'''Miyako-jōfu''' (宮古上布) is an exceptionally fine handwoven ramie textile produced on Miyako Island (宮古島) in Okinawa Prefecture. Distinguished by its extreme thinness, smoothness, and refined indigo-dyed kasuri patterns, Miyako-jōfu is regarded as one of the highest-quality bast-fiber textiles in Japan. In 1978, its weaving tradition was designated an '''Important Intangible Cultural Property of Japan'''. == History == The origins of Miyako-jōfu...")