Thank you for viewing. Japanese Indigo Dyeing BORO (ragged cloth) Large Antique Cloth Tube-drawn design / Meiji to Taisho period This is a large antique cloth of indigo-dyed cotton that was actually used in Japanese farming villages. It features a white-抜き (nuki) pattern created by tube drawing, and the linear and highly abstract design has a presence like contemporary art. It is a one-of-a-kind item with traces of life, having been used while repeatedly sewing together multiple pieces of cloth and applying patches and repairs. ⸻ Size • Length: 174cm • Width: 156cm ※ Large size ⸻ Condition • Fading and wear throughout • Small holes and repair marks • No fatal tears ※ Please understand this as a characteristic of BORO and antique cloth. ⸻ Recommended uses • Wall hanging / tapestry • Rug / bed cover • Art / for display • BORO / indigo dyeing collection ⸻ This is a one-of-a-kind item with a unique expression that comes from antique cloth that has passed through time. Recommended for those who understand the characteristics of BORO and indigo-dyed antique cloth.