Inagaki Kiryou Japanese Manual Weaving Supplies

This tool is used to remove seeds from cotton. It is also known as a 'Cotton Gin' or a 'Seed Remover'. The design of this cotton gin has been continuously improved for 30 years. It is currently being displayed in a number of museums, reference libraries, schools, and workshops.

This tool is used to unravel cotton. It was originally a tool for wool, but it is also useable for cotton beating. Its lightness makes it very convenient.

This tool is used to turn cotton into thread. The spinning wheel’s shape is based on that of the Tanba region. Different regions have different styles of loading rods, but many places throughout the country use this style.