Get Your A Tsutsugaki Dyed Panel: Two Origami Cranes Price Crushed By 80% [lyYaJU14]

Get Your A Tsutsugaki Dyed Panel: Two Origami Cranes Price Crushed By 80% [lyYaJU14]

This exquisite Tsutsugaki dyed panel is a testament to the artistry of traditional Japanese textile dyeing techniques. Crafted in the late nineteenth century, this panel showcases a pair of beautifully rendered origami cranes, each subtly different, creating a captivating visual experience. The freehand resist dyeing method, tsutsugaki, is employed to create intricate patterns, where rice paste is applied directly to the indigo dyed cotton, resulting in a striking contrast and depth of color.

• Authentic Tsutsugaki dyeing technique
• Subtle differences in origami crane designs
• Exceptional craftsmanship and artistry

Product Specifications and Features

This panel measures 66" x 13 1/4" (168 cm x 33.5 cm), making it a striking addition to any space. The indigo dyed cotton is of high quality, with the indigo color remaining deep and strong, while the undyed areas of cotton are bright and clear. The condition of the cloth is excellent, displaying only minimal wear, which adds to its patina and charm.

• Size: 66" x 13 1/4" (168 cm x 33.5 cm)
• Indigo dyed cotton
• Excellent condition with minimal wear

Practical Uses and Benefits

This Tsutsugaki dyed panel is not just a piece of art; it's a conversation starter and a statement piece for any room. Whether displayed in a home, office, or gallery, it adds a touch of elegance and cultural significance. Its unique design and the story behind it make it a perfect gift for art enthusiasts, collectors, or anyone who appreciates the beauty of traditional Japanese craftsmanship.

• Striking addition to any room
• Perfect gift for art enthusiasts and collectors
• High cultural significance and historical value