Early 20th Century Japanese Indigo-dyed Cotton Furoshiki Boro (8) Pendant Lights which member of the committee

which member of the committee completed the survey etc

rectangular piece of antique Japanese Boro textile

and showcases intricate tsutsugaki resist patterns

The style of this chair is known as Yoke-back and this name refers to the curved headrest which is thought to resemble the winged hats of Chinese Mandarins of the Ming dynasty

Early 20th Century Japanese Indigo-dyed Cotton Furoshiki Boro (8) Pendant Lights which member of the committeeThis stunning piece of textile originated in Japan in the early Showa period. Originally, this indigo dyed piece was used as a furoshiki, and due to its age and use, cotton patches varying in size and colour have been hand stitched on. This truly showcases the Japanese art of repair and reuse. On the other side, the inscription suggests a shop name written in tsutsugaki. This boro would make a fantastic addition to any modern home! Measurements are as