gangtid
Gangtid refers to a type of garment, traditionally associated with the Ainu people of Hokkaido, Japan, and Sakhalin. These garments are typically made from woven plant fibers, most commonly elm bark (attusor). The weaving process is intricate, involving the preparation of the fibers and a meticulous manual weaving technique.
The distinctive appearance of gangtid often includes geometric patterns, which can vary in design and color.
Historically, gangtid served various purposes, from everyday wear to ceremonial attire. The specific styles and embellishments