Antique Japanese 19th Century Textile Kiri Leaf & Cranes - Tsutsugaki 72"x62" Hashioki Traditionally in Japan a hibachi

Traditionally in Japan a hibachi is considered an enclosure for fire

General Nogi Maresuke")

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

The legend said that the carving artist of Kamigamo Shrine

With an artistically etched blade of iron with a dragon motif

Antique Japanese 19th Century Textile Kiri Leaf & Cranes - Tsutsugaki 72"x62" Hashioki Traditionally in Japan a hibachiThis 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"