Antique Japanese Boro Indigo Cotton Cloth Katazome Shide Motif Shinto Edo Meiji Kyoto Ware Wabi-Sabi Display: Display it as

Wabi-Sabi Display: Display it as is to appreciate the history of the object and the care taken to preserve it despite the breakage

resulting in one-of-a-kind patterns that cannot be replicated

Over centuries of use

The interior is clean and well-preserved

it is a fascinating artifact from outer space

Antique Japanese Boro Indigo Cotton Cloth Katazome Shide Motif Shinto Edo Meiji Kyoto Ware Wabi-Sabi Display: Display it asAntique Japanese Boro Indigo Cotton Cloth Katazome Shide Motif Late Edo Meiji BRKW167 This is a remarkable antique Japanese indigo dyed cotton cloth, likely used as a traditional maku (festival curtain) or a large, heavy duty wrapping cloth (furoshiki). The striking white design in the center was created using the traditional katazome (stencil dyeing) technique. It depicts a beautifully stylized, bundled Shidethe zigzag paper streamers used in Shinto