Holiday Gift Guide A Resist Dyed Furoshiki: Indigo Overdyed In Yellow Tool [9COmAXpB]

A Historical and Vibrant Resist Dyed Furoshiki

This exquisite Holiday Gift Guide A Resist Dyed Furoshiki: Indigo Overdyed In Yellow Tool [9COmAXpB] is a testament to traditional Japanese craftsmanship, hailing from the late nineteenth to early twentieth century. Crafted from hand loomed cotton, this three-panel wrapping cloth showcases the beauty of natural dyes and the art of resist dyeing. Its rich green color is a result of indigo overdyed in yellow, possibly using kihada, a yellow derived from tree bark or turmeric. The combination of these natural dyes creates a unique and captivating piece.

• Hand loomed cotton for durability and texture
• Resist dyeing technique to create intricate patterns
• Historical significance from the late 19th to early 20th century

Product Details and Specifications

Measuring 42" x 40" (106.5 cm x 101.5 cm), this furoshiki is not only visually stunning but also practical. The vibrant green color is rich and lively, with a subtle patina that adds character and reflects its history. The cotton fabric feels great in the hand, with a toothy texture that is both comfortable and durable. The family crest, featuring ivy or tsuta, is applied using a stencil resist dyed technique, ensuring that the design remains undyed. This same method is also used for the two kanji characters on the lower right corner, adding to the furoshiki's unique appeal.

• Dimensions: 42" x 40" (106.5 cm x 101.5 cm)
• Hand loomed cotton with a toothy texture
• Stencil resist dyed family crest and kanji characters

Practicality and Versatility

This Holiday Gift Guide A Resist Dyed Furoshiki: Indigo Overdyed In Yellow Tool [9COmAXpB] is more than just a decorative item; it is a versatile accessory for daily life. Whether used as a wrapping cloth for gifts, a scarf, or even a tablecloth, its vibrant color and intricate design add a touch of elegance to any setting. It is an ideal gift for those who appreciate traditional Japanese culture and craftsmanship. With its rich history and practical uses, this furoshiki is a piece that will be cherished for generations.

• Multiple uses: gift wrapping, scarf, tablecloth
• Perfect gift for those who love traditional Japanese culture
• Cherishable piece with rich history and craftsmanship