Antique Japanese 19th Century Textile - Kasuri Indigo Ikat 64"x78" #78 Painting Depth = 7" from the
Description
Depth = 7" from the point it narrows at the bottom
the freely painted peach composition retaining considerable decorative charm
Having been in storage for over a century this plate remains in very fine condition for its age
Includes signed box
This type of bowl was often used for soup or appetizers
Antique Japanese 19th Century Textile - Kasuri Indigo Ikat 64"x78" #78 Painting Depth = 7" from theThis exquisite piece of 100+ year old antique Japanese fabric features woven dyed cotton 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 kakebuton (quilt cover) showcases large geometric designs all rendered in beautiful indigo hues. Perfect for collectors of Japanese textiles or
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