Antique Japanese 19th Century Textile Bamboo & Plum Tsutsugaki 50"x57" #28 Laquer 19th century Qing dynasty

19th century Qing dynasty

Plain dark brown paper reverse

With a blade length (teeth area) of 7" long

PLEASE NOTE the hole in the photos that was perhaps made to mount the vase to a base or use it as a lamp (priced accordingly)

stable kenzan provides excellent support for stems and allows the precise placement essential to classical ikebana practice

Antique Japanese 19th Century Textile Bamboo & Plum Tsutsugaki 50"x57" #28 Laquer 19th century Qing dynastyThis exquisite piece of 100 year old antique Japanese indigo fabric features a central hanabishi mon (family crest) with arabesque surround created using the traditional tsutsugaki dyeing technique. Tsutsugaki involves hand drawing patterns with a resist paste, resulting in these intricate and vivid designs. The fabric showcases a central crest and arabesque design all rendered in beautiful indigo hues. The Kamon or family crest shown is the Nine