Antique Japanese Tsutsugaki Indigo Fabric Boro ART Cotton cloth Origami Cranes

Antique Japanese Tsutsugaki Indigo Fabric Boro ART Cotton cloth with Origami Cranes BRKW134
Era Meiji periond
Description:
This is a rare piece of Japanese antique indigo-dyed cotton textile featuring tsutsugaki (freehand rice paste resist dyeing) with beautiful motifs of origami cranes and chrysanthemums. Handcrafted with care, the fabric showcases traditional craftsmanship and folk artistry, making it a valuable piece of Japanese boro textile culture.

The design includes symbolic origami cranes in light blue shades, surrounded by radiating chrysanthemum flowers. The cloth is made from handwoven cotton and dyed in deep natural indigo. Patches and reinforced stitching reflect authentic boro mending practices, preserving its functionality and aesthetic appeal over generations.

This textile can be used for interior decoration, collection, or as a statement piece in wabi-sabi or rustic-themed displays. It is ideal for textile collectors, designers, or anyone who appreciates Japanese folk art.

Size
126cm × 136cm / approx. 49.6 × 53.5 inches

Condition
Used condition with tears, repairs, fading, and visible discoloration due to age and use. Please note the reinforced boro patches and signs of wear throughout the fabric.

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