Antique Japanese 19th Century Textile - Katazome Indigo 38"x62" #111 Obi 48"H x 39"W
Description
48"H x 39"W
A beautiful example of samurai craftsmanship
The origin of the Japanese term Shochikubai (松竹梅) comes from Saikan no Sanyu (歳寒三友 Three Friends of Winter)
Width = 54"
used to store the folded silk kimono that represented significant family wealth and were passed between generations
Antique Japanese 19th Century Textile - Katazome Indigo 38"x62" #111 Obi 48"H x 39"WThis exquisite piece of 100+ year old antique Japanese hand woven cotton fabric features a stencil dyed cotton multi panel fabric created using the traditional katazome dyeing technique. Katazome is a Japanese method of dyeing fabrics using a rice flour resist paste applied through a stencil carved from mulberry paper. This fabric, which was probably once used as a kakebuton (a kind of bed spread) showcases chrysanthemum floral patterns rendered in an
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