Antique Japanese Patterned Indigo Dyed Boro (10) Garden Furniture where it would have been

where it would have been used to hold the grapes that would have been used to create wine

This phenomenal piece of boro originated in Japan

The largest brown-glazed jar/vase and the pale slip-covered Thai stoneware jarlet originate from the ancient Sawankhalok kilns located north of the old city Si Satchanalai

featuring two small loops attached symmetrically near the base of the neck

a woven fabric that incorporates traditional sashiko stitching patterns directly into the weave

Antique Japanese Patterned Indigo Dyed Boro (10) Garden Furniture where it would have beenThis phenomenal piece of boro originated in Japan, and is composed of cotton pieces dating from the Meiji to Showa periods. One side of this boro showcases multiple patches of checked, plain and striped indigo dyed cotton, encapsulating the traditional Japanese art of repair and reuse. The other side features flowing wave motifs, created through the use of a Chugata katazome panel. The quality of this piece is undeniable, therefore it would make an