Early 20th Century Indigo-dyed Japanese Noren Curtain (1) Artwork which represents the type of

which represents the type of fish this boat caught

It has been repurposed into a fukusa which is a traditional wrapping cloth used for ceremonial occasions

They would've been used as general purpose factory lights

These stunning wooden printing blocks were originally used for the printing of fabric

The quality of this piece is undeniable

Early 20th Century Indigo-dyed Japanese Noren Curtain (1) Artwork which represents the type ofThis stunning noren curtain originated in Japan within the Taisho period. It has been dyed a beautiful indigo colour and have a Katazome stencil dyed, wave chidori pattern throughout. Originally, it would have been used for the entrance to a building to add privacy but also allow air flow. This specific curtain has a Japanese family crest known as Kamon. These crests are deeply personal symbols, representing the lineage and heritage of a family.