Antique Japanese 19th Century Textile Kiri Leaf & Cranes - Tsutsugaki 72"x62" Hashioki was likely issued by the

was likely issued by the Adachi or Takamizawa woodblock workshop in Tokyo

Traditionally in Japan a hibachi is considered an enclosure for fire

With an artistically etched blade of iron with a dragon motif

The golden leaves and vines are executed with refined brush control and restrained asymmetry

The foo-dog was a mythological creature

Antique Japanese 19th Century Textile Kiri Leaf & Cranes - Tsutsugaki 72"x62" Hashioki was likely issued by theThis exquisite piece of antique 100+ year old Japanese hand woven cotton features traditional designs created using the traditional tsutsugaki dyeing technique. Tsutsugaki involves hand drawing patterns with a resist paste, resulting in intricate and vivid designs. Perfect for collectors of Japanese textiles or those seeking a unique decorative piece, this fabric embodies the artistry and cultural heritage of Japan. Condition: Very Good Measures: 70"