Author Archives: Okano

“Hotaru no Hikari (The Glow of a Firefly)” and Flies

A story from July Newsletter 2021

Hello everyone. I hope you have a wonderful summer.

This summer, I have more to spending my yard and outside.
I realized how lots of lives sharing with us in Chestertown MD.
A firefly and a fly—both have “fly” in their names, but they are different species. A firefly is a calm and likable insect, while a fly is constantly moving and is an annoying pest. But regardless of whether I like them or not, they maintain a balance in nature, I think. I drew these two contrasting creatures on my scarves.
I wish you good health –– let’s all do our best day by day.

My story for July 2021 “Hotaru no Hikari (The Glow of a Firefly)” 
and Flies From the inspiration, I created hand-painted on the 100% silk scarf .Please see more detail at http://textilesyuh.com/product/from-july-newsletter-firefly-and-fly/

Rakkyo ( Japanese scallion ) scarf

Hello everyone. I hope you’ve been enjoying these early summer days.

Here in the United States, life has finally begun to return to normal.
Face coverings are now optional, so I see more people who do not cover their faces with masks.
I can see people smiling, although I don’t know that it is safe enough, as of yet.
I wish you good health –– let’s all do our best day by day.

My story for June from the Shining Land described the farm in Delaware. From the inspiration, I created the Rakkyo scarf. ttp://textilesyuh.com/product/from-june-newsletter-rakkyo-japanese-scallion/

New collection for wholesale 2021

We are still in Covid-19 pandemics and unable to travel around nor meet up with our friends and family.
However, the sun never quits shining, and giving us new day. We do the best for the future even will be way more better.
 
Now available for wholesale presentation 2021.
See more information,  please feel free to contact TextilesYuh.
 
I am looking forward to hearing from you.
-Yuh

New works – the transition of Winter to Spring

Hello Everyone,

Hope you are well.

The cold temperature fluctuates, and mid-winter chills and warm signs of spring oscillate. It’s the transitional time when spring gradually approaches. I have expressed this season in my scarves.