Thank you for viewing. Japanese Antique Cloth: Indigo Dye, BORO (Ragged Cloth) Meiji - Taisho Era / Patchwork Cloth This is an antique indigo-dyed cotton BORO (boro) cloth, actually used in rural Japan. It is a life cloth made by hand-sewing indigo-dyed fabrics of different eras and textures, patched together and used until worn out. It has an atmosphere and aging that cannot be replicated today. Originally used as clothing (work clothes, kimono, workwear, etc.), it is thought to have been reused as a rug or work mat. The exact age is unknown. ⸻ ■ Size (approximate) ※ Flat measurement Length: Approximately 175cm Width: Approximately 170cm (※ Please add the exact measurements after measuring) ⸻ ■ Material Cotton ⸻ ■ Condition ・Overall color unevenness and fading ・Small holes, fraying, and thin areas ・No major tears, good overall condition ※ As this is an antique cloth that was used as a practical item, please understand that the damage is part of its "character." ⸻ ■ Estimated Era Late Meiji Era - Taisho Era ( - Early Showa Era) ⸻ ■ Recommended Uses ・Interior decoration ・Wall hanging ・Art piece ・BORO/Antique cloth collection ⸻ The large size of approximately 170 x 170cm is rare, and is highly valued overseas for art and interior design purposes. Please purchase only if you understand antique cloth and BORO. Instant purchase is welcome.