Antique Japanese 19th Century Textile - Kasuri Indigo 51"x64" Ikat #75 Maki-e it measures 10" long over
Description
it measures 10" long over all (20
It is made of Hida Shunkei lacquer ware and hand crafted in Gifu prefecture in the early
75" deep by 7" high
One saya is a plain lacquer scabbard
Period: Late Edo to Meiji
Antique Japanese 19th Century Textile - Kasuri Indigo 51"x64" Ikat #75 Maki-e it measures 10" long overThis exquisite piece of 100 year old antique Japanese cotton fabric features woven dyed cotton fabric created using the traditional kasuri dyeing technique. Kasuri is a Japanese weaving technique that involves partially dyeing threads before weaving them together to create patterns and images in the fabric. This 4 panel piece showcases stream designs all rendered in beautiful indigo hues. Perfect for collectors of Japanese textiles or those seeking a
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