Ultimate A Tsutsugaki Dyed Panel: Tsurukame, Shochikubai And Family Crest Value Pack [zlrVwXfM]

A Tsutsugaki Dyed Panel: A Cultural Treasure

Discover the beauty and symbolism of this exquisite Tsutsugaki dyed panel, a true cultural treasure from the late nineteenth century. This 75 1/2" x 19 1/4" (191.5 cm x 48.75 cm) piece, derived from a traditional yogi or kimono-shaped duvet cover, is a testament to the rich tapestry of Japanese heritage. It is not only visually stunning but also rich in auspicious symbols, making it a perfect addition to any collection or home decor.

Artistic Craftsmanship and Specifications

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this tsutstugaki dyed, indigo cotton boro piece is a masterpiece of artistic craftsmanship. Its unique 1 1/2 loom width design provides ample space for the intricate patterns and symbols that adorn its surface. The panel features a central resist-dyed circle with a crossed arrow feather family crest, complemented by a swooping crane, a pine tree, a turtle, and plum blossoms. At the top, a bamboo patch adds to the rich symbolism of this piece. The shochikubai, or "winter friends," are beautifully rendered, conveying a deep meaning and good fortune.

Symbolism and Practical Applications

This tsutsugaki dyed panel is more than just a decorative item; it is a carrier of profound symbolism and cultural significance. The shochikubai, with its pine, bamboo, and plum, is a classic trio that symbolizes courage, resilience, and long life, making it a perfect gift for newlyweds. The turtle and crane, both symbols of long life, add a layer of elegance and fidelity. This panel's auspicious symbols and timeless beauty make it ideal for use in a variety of settings, from traditional Japanese interiors to modern homes seeking to incorporate cultural elements. Embrace the richness of tradition and the beauty of this ancient textile.