160×150 2.6kg A patchwork rag of vintage sakiori (rag weaving) from my collection. At first glance, it looks like a boro (ragged) rug, but it is a well-used sakiori with patches. The sakiori has a deep, aged color. There are many carefully placed patches on the surface, making it a visually appealing item from either side for display. As a boro, there are no noticeable stains. After purchasing it, which was unearthed and beautifully washed, I have regularly sun-dried it. I have not used it for any purpose other than display. Since it remains in the form of a rug, I would be happy if it could be passed on to future generations. Boro rugs are hard to come by these days, and I believe this is a wonderful item. As it is an old boro cloth, there are patches, scratches, fading, and stains that reflect its age. Thank you for your understanding of old cloth that has aged over time. ◼️Boro Talk◼️ Recently, I've seen boro that seems to have been altered to improve its appearance. Authentic boro has been repeatedly repaired for daily life, so there is a sense of urgency in the choice of fabric and the way it is added, and I feel there is more awkwardness than uniformity. I like boro in which I can imagine the people of the time enjoying the matching of colors and patterns, even within the awkwardness. These are the boro I have cherished. Please feel free to contact me. #Click here for my boro collection of Vintage etc.♪ Kimono Remake Old Cloth Asagi color Goma Antique tools, old folk house, boro, boro Nagagi, Noragi, mosquito net, Hanten, Sakiori NORA, Tsutsugaki, old cloth, boro, scraps, scraps, boro cloth, hemp, indigo dyeing Hand-dyed, antique, antique, handmade, handmade, leftover yarn, retro, weaving Antique cloth, Japanese clothing, Japanese cloth Vintage, vintage, Bashofu Dyeing, dyeing, hand dyeing, one-of-a-kind Rare, handmade, persimmon tannin, old cloth remake, boro remake, early Showa period Flour bag, square bag, Japanese pattern japan vintage boro noragi aizome Valuable items, Meiji era, Sado Island, large size, Hamachaku Genuine indigo dyeing, plain indigo, furoshiki, futon cover Sakiori, Tsutsugaki, Shosei Kasuri, Yukinko Kasuri