Large Japanese Indigo Dyed and Sashiko Stiched Furoshiki
Japanese sashiko stitched furoshiki éąšćæ· (wrapping cloth).
Sashiko ćșăć ('little stabs') is a Japanese embroidery/stitching style that uses white thread to stitch patterns or symbols onto cloth for both decoration and reinforcement. There is an additional material in the center for additional reinforcementÂ
- Indigo Dyed Cotton
- 20th Century
- 65.5" x 60" (length, width)
- SKU: FT-Y2733
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Large Japanese Indigo Dyed and Sashiko Stiched Furoshiki
Japanese sashiko stitched furoshiki éąšćæ· (wrapping cloth).
Sashiko ćșăć ('little stabs') is a Japanese embroidery/stitching style that uses white thread to stitch patterns or symbols onto cloth for both decoration and reinforcement. There is an additional material in the center for additional reinforcementÂ
- Indigo Dyed Cotton
- 20th Century
- 65.5" x 60" (length, width)
- SKU: FT-Y2733
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Japanese sashiko stitched furoshiki éąšćæ· (wrapping cloth).
Sashiko ćșăć ('little stabs') is a Japanese embroidery/stitching style that uses white thread to stitch patterns or symbols onto cloth for both decoration and reinforcement. There is an additional material in the center for additional reinforcementÂ
- Indigo Dyed Cotton
- 20th Century
- 65.5" x 60" (length, width)
- SKU: FT-Y2733
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