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A Vintage Mended Sakabukuro: Boro Sake Filter

Experience the rich history and craftsmanship of this beautifully mended Sakabukuro, a traditional Japanese sake straining bag. Crafted in the early 20th century, this Sakabukuro showcases the art of mending, with numerous well-distributed mendings and small islands of stitching, making it a highly collectible piece. Measuring 30" x 10 3/4" (76 cm x 27.5 cm), this Sakabukuro is not only a functional tool but also a testament to the durability and beauty of traditional Japanese textiles.

• Unique Craftsmanship: Hand stitched mendings and the distinctive brown color from green persimmon tannin (kaki shibu) create a visually stunning piece.
• Historical Significance: A rare example of an old mended Sakabukuro, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of Japanese culture and craftsmanship.

Product Specifications

This Sakabukuro is made from canvas-weight cotton, which has been saturated with green persimmon tannin, giving it its distinctive brown hue. The Sakabukuro was traditionally used in sake making, where crude sake, or sake lees, were placed inside and pressure was applied to squeeze out and filter the liquid. Over time, repeated use led to repeated mending, showcasing the resilience and adaptability of this utilitarian textile.

• Material: Canvas-weight cotton, saturated with green persimmon tannin (kaki shibu).
• Dimensions: 30" x 10 3/4" (76 cm x 27.5 cm).

Practical Use and Collectible Value

This vintage mended Sakabukuro is not just a functional sake filter but also a piece of history that can be appreciated in various settings. It adds a touch of traditional Japanese aesthetics to any home or workspace. Whether you are a sake enthusiast, a collector of Japanese antiques, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of craftsmanship, this Sakabukuro is sure to be a valuable addition to your collection.

• Functional: Can be used for various filtering purposes, adding a touch of tradition to modern applications.
• Culturally Rich: A beautiful and meaningful piece that reflects the rich heritage of Japanese culture.

Recommended for anyone looking to own a piece of history and art.