Japanese Wool & Cotton Fabric, Sashiko-style, Geometric stitching Pattern Tables Green painted Chinese provincial elm

Green painted Chinese provincial elm stool featuring a tripod design with traditional joinery and a round seat

reversible silk jacquard

used for the storage of sweets

The black and green frame surrounds a red door panel hand-painted with a still-life of green vases and a floral arrangement

with a painted floral band along the green base

Japanese Wool & Cotton Fabric, Sashiko-style, Geometric stitching Pattern Tables Green painted Chinese provincial elmA piece of Japanese wool & cotton blend fabric, dark purple colour with orenge sashiko style geometric stitching pattern. Traditional Japanese kimono are made with bolts of fabric called tanmono, meaning simply fabric roll. Each tanmono is between 12 15 metres long, but only 36cm wide as kimono are made up of panels in that width. These fabric rolls are unique and it is rare to find two exactly the same, which is why vintage kimono silk is so well