Classic Style A Beautifully Faded And Tattered Length Of Old Kasuri: Hand Woven Save Big: 65% Off [oDFzuAc6]

A Glimpse into Japan's Textile Heritage

Discover a piece of Japan's rich textile heritage with this Beautifully Faded and Tattered Length of Old Kasuri: Hand Woven. Crafted in the late nineteenth to early twentieth century, this 60" x 13" (152.5 cm x 33 cm) cotton kasuri cloth showcases the artistry of San'in, now known as Tottori Prefecture. This exceptional piece features a striped background with a weft kasuri pattern, a testament to the region's traditional weaving techniques.

Unique Textile Characteristics

This indigo dyed cotton kasuri has undergone a natural aging process, resulting in a softened color palette and a unique texture. The original indigo has faded into a serene blue, enhancing the timeless beauty of this piece. Despite showing signs of wear, such as threadbare areas and small losses, the kasuri cloth is full of character. There are four patched areas, which only add to the wabi sabi aesthetic, a Japanese philosophy that celebrates the beauty of impermanence.

Practical and Aesthetic Uses

This historical textile is not just a piece of art but also a versatile addition to your home. Its faded and tattered nature makes it ideal for creating a cozy, eclectic atmosphere. Whether used as a throw blanket, wall hanging, or even a statement cushion, this kasuri cloth will serve as a conversation starter and a beautiful reminder of the past. Perfect for those who appreciate the beauty of imperfection and seek unique pieces that tell a story, this kasuri cloth is a recommended choice for collectors and home decorators alike.