Takete-Ide Amuro

Cultural Attire Archive

Takete-Ide Day Cultural Attire — 2025

The community’s striped cultural cloth, photographed as it was worn. The attire held in the archive carries Takete-Ide Day 2025 branding.

Takete-Ide attire displayed by community members at a celebration
Four community members wearing the navy, red and blue striped official Takete-Ide attire, with sashes reading “Takete-Ide Cultural Ambassador”.

The cloth

The attire is cut from a striped community cloth — a deep navy ground crossed by red, white and pale blue stripes — worn by women and men alike, with matching head-ties and caps. Worn together at a gathering, it reads instantly as Takete-Ide: one community, one cloth, whatever else anyone is wearing.

The photographs on this page are community photographs of the attire in use, supplied to the Takete-Ide archive. They show the cloth as it was made and worn rather than as a studio product, which is the point — this is dress for a celebration, not a catalogue.

Culture & Events

The attire, close up

Women's and men's presentations, and a detail of the cloth as supplied.

Centenary ArchiveAuthentic community photograph being verified.

Still being confirmed

Supplied as the official Takete-Ide attire. Items visible in this photograph carry Takete-Ide Day 2025 branding, so the year this particular set was worn is being confirmed with the organising committee.

The people photographed here are members of the Takete-Ide community. They are not named on this page — see our privacy policy.