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Ming Dynasty Lotus Flower Cloth Formerly owned by the International Museum of Textile Arts Published ： Exhibition of the Beauty of Dyeing and Weaving, International Museum of Textile Art, 1986 Cult
Ming Dynasty Lotus Flower Cloth
６５，５×３２，３cm
Framed
Formerly owned by the International Museum of Textile Arts
Published ：
"Exhibition of the Beauty of Dyeing and Weaving," International Museum of Textile Art, 1986
"Culture of Dyeing and Weaving," Jun Nakajima, Hokkaido Traditional Arts and Crafts Village, 1993
This is a type of weaving made from lotus flowers, and is called ``Mingzuru'' because it originated from the Ming Dynasty in China. The threads are thinner and softer than Japanese Tsureori, so it was used for clothing. The surrounding fabric is Japanese hemp, an excellent product from Chaya Tsuji.
Price: 1,210,000yen(tax included)
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"Culture of Dyeing and Weaving," Jun Nakajima, Hokkaido Traditional Arts and Crafts Village, 1993
"Culture of Dyeing and Weaving," Jun Nakajima, Hokkaido Traditional Arts and Crafts Village, 1993
