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In excellent condition without rips or tears
This four panel cover depicts a vibrant phoenix flying near a paulownia tree with ocean waves flanking its base
these types of bags were used to transport or store grains in old Japan
The inside is an array of variegated solid and shima (striped) cottons and displays beautifully
It is in practically unused condition and would be perfectly suitable for a small area rug or a decorative coverall for a bed
Okuso-zakkuri - Woven Hemp Waste Fiber Jacket antique In excellent condition without ripsThis is an okuso zakkuri; For those serious about Japanese folk textiles, the fiber called okuso is an important one to know about because it embodies everything relevant about rural life, primarily the concept of mottainai which cautions not to waste a thing. It is also a prized cloth among connoisseurs of Japanese country textiles. Before rural Japanese could obtain cotton or silk, people made threads from tree and grass bast fibers. Hemp was used
