Tessaku: Resistance origami and papercraft these black and gold wire

these black and gold wire earrings are a dramatic accent that pairs well with our Yancha Flying Crane bag

The sisters offer a rare first-hand account of their family’s struggle to become American in the face of a series of natural and man-made disasters

the Seabrook Farms Company was an innovator in farming technique and processing

separated from the family due to racism and discrimination against the disabled

Tessaku: Resistance origami and papercraft these black and gold wireBy Diana Emiko Tsuchida, designed by Stefanie Yniguez, photographs by Jon Endow. Tessaku (iron fence) was the name of a journal of Japanese fiction, poetry and essays published from March 1944 to July 1945 in the Tule lake Segregation Center during World War II. This journal series and oral history project is inspired by the spirit of the original Tessaku, and showcases stories from families who experienced the incarceration, as told by the survivors