Unique A Katagami Cut From Re-used Paper: Fanciful Octagons Markdown: -85% [c1OZFQAk]

A Unique Katagami Cut from Re-used Paper

Discover a truly unique piece of Japanese craft with our Fanciful Octagons katagami cut. This exquisite stencil, crafted in the late nineteenth to early twentieth century, showcases the artistry and precision of traditional Japanese dyeing techniques. Made from recycled paper, this katagami is not only a testament to sustainable practices but also a rare find in the world of Japanese art.

Exceptional Craftsmanship and Durability

Our Fanciful Octagons katagami is a remarkable example of traditional Japanese craftsmanship. Crafted using paper saturated with green persimmon tannin, also known as kaki shibu, this stencil is then smoked for added durability. The unique process not only ensures the longevity of the katagami but also imparts a distinct, rich texture that adds to its aesthetic appeal.

Practical and Collectible Artwork

This katagami cut is not just a piece of art; it is a functional treasure. Designed to create a repeat pattern of fanciful octagons, it is perfect for those who appreciate the beauty of Japanese design and the art of dyeing. The evidence of cerulean blue dye on one side of the stencil adds an extra layer of historical interest. Whether you are a collector or an enthusiast of Japanese art, the Fanciful Octagons katagami is a small treasure that promises to be both charming and highly sought after.