lavender cloud texture pattern brocade antique japanese

The pattern for the entire 90' x 90' quilt is available in a single package.

The Rosita Zig Zag kit for the Bright colorway can be found here and a kit for the Dark colorway can be found here.$6.00 When fully extended as shown in photo 1 and 2, it measures 50' W x 37' H.Ī beautiful and well-preserved sample of Japanese textile art.1 inch x 3 inch 60 deg Parallelogram Acrylic Templateġ' x 3.5' 60-degree parallelogram acrylic template with 1/4' seam allowance suitable for making the Rosita Zig Zag quilt. It is likely that instead of a functional fire-fighting gear, the robe was used in festival parade by firemen, perhaps sponsored by the temple for the town event. On the back, there is a large Kanji Character 'Space' in the center, matching the first symbol of the location 'Magino' in the front. This temple is located in Higashine City of Yamagata Prefecture in Northern Japan. The indigo blue colored neck lapel bears scription indicating the location of where the robe belonged: the Kannon-Ji of Magino District (The Temple of Kannon In Japan, the goddess of mercy Guanyin was known as Kannon). The spatial composition was superb as well as the stylized motion. A dragon with claws clenching pearls and red-orange fire motifs was artistically depicted slithering in and out of dark swirling clouds from the front to the back of the robe. The robe was made from a heavy cotton fiber and decorated with a dramatic dragon in the dark cloud scheme using Tsutsugaki, a free-hand resist dye method. Surrounding the peacock, a tapestry of flowers.Ī Japanese Shirushi-Banten (Fireman's Coat) circa 19th century of Edo Period. Its indomitable life force, evident in its ability to consume poisonous snakes and insects, grants it the power to ward off evil spirits and protect against misfortune and suffering. The peacock embodies qualities such as compassion, fertility, and good health. In the Edo period (1600-1868), it was revered as a representation of longevity and prosperity, adding a touch of auspiciousness to this magnificent tapestry.Īdorning the obi is an enchanting embroidered peacock, celebrated for its resplendent feathers. The arabesque, inspired by the ivy's vigorous growth in all directions, symbolizes vitality. The foundation of this kimono obi is crafted from silk, embellished with delicate strokes of gold leaf, creating a mesmerizing backdrop for the arabesque pattern. This one-of-a-kind tapestry embodies the essence of timeless artistry. Prepare to be enthralled by our exquisite kimono tapestry, meticulously crafted from a traditional kimono obi by skilled Japanese artisans.

Lavender cloud texture pattern brocade antique japanese