Japanese Futon Cover

Custom pillow cut from an antique Japanese futon cover made from hand loomed cotton indigo, circa early 1900s.

Custom pillow cut from an antique Japanese futon cover made from hand loomed cotton indigo from the late 1800s-early 1900s.

Japanese paste resist dyed (tsutsugaki) futon cover (futonji) in four panel width with design of a phoenix in a paulownia tree symbolic of producing many children and thus an appropr...

Japanese five panel, cotton futon cover called Kurume-kasuri, from Kurume region, Fukuoka Prefecture, circa 1900.

Japanese Meiji period 19th century futon cover framed.

Japanese cotton futon-ji, futon quilt cover, decorated with a phoenix (hoo) flying amongst paulownia (kiri) leaves and blossoms.

Custom pillow cut from an antique Japanese boro futon cover. The boro, meaning rags, has hand loomed cotton indigo textiles from the late 1800s to early 1900s.

Custom pillow cut from an antique Japanese boro futon cover. The boro, meaning rags, has hand loomed cotton indigo textiles from the late 1800s to early 1900s.

Custom pillow cut from an antique Japanese indigo boro futon cover. Every scrap of hand loomed cotton indigo was saved for the boro clothing and futon covers, patched together with s...

19th century Japanese cotton futon cover called "Boro" made from recycled indigo dyed cloth in patches joined together.

Hand Woven Indigo Dyed Cotton. This 4 Panel Futon Cover features Otafuku Masks and Fans. She is a Mythical Figure Who is Celebrated for Her Kindness, Goodwill and Generosity in J...

Meiji period Japanese Indigo double ikat futon cover Japanese futon cover, a double ikat pattern in four panels depicting Kumamoto Castle with images of the fufu (good fortune) char...

A Japanese woven cotton textile panel with white pattern on indigo background circa 1900-20s (end of Meiji to Tasho period).

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This tsutsugaki cotton textile is a phenomenal piece of Japanese history, having served as a luxurious futon cover in the 19th century.

An antique Japanese Boro textile futon cover. Made from hand dyed and hand loomed indigo cotton, It has been patched and mended numerous times with different styles of indigo cloth i...

Antique Japanese Recycled Boro Patchwork Futon Cover This indigo-dyed patchwork boro futon cover is a physical testimony to the determination and resourcefulness of those living in ...

Antique Japanese indigo 'Tsutsugaki' (free-hand resist dyeing) futon cover with a paulownia flower mon (family crest).

Antique Japanese Recycled Zanshi-Ori Futon Cover Zanshi-ori cloth is woven from leftover or repurposed threads, either from commercial kimono production or home produced recycled co...

Antique Japanese Indigo-Dyed Double Ikat Futon Cover This early 20th century hand-spun cotton futon cover displays a pattern of scattered ‘well-head’ motifs across a deep indigo fie...

Offered by John Ruddy Late 19th century stencil-dyed futon cover, Japan Known as Kumano-zome, this cotton futon cover was dyed with natural indigo.

Futon cover, cotton and silk, Japan, early 20th Century Woven from remaindered threads off the floor of a small kimono weaving factory, likely in Kyoto, Japan.

Unusual antique Japanese indigo 'Tsutsugaki' (free hand resist dyed) futon cover with a tea ceremony motif.

Antique Japanese Kurume Indigo-Dyed Double Ikat Futon Cover Kurume double-ikat weaving was established over 200 year ago on the southern island of Kyushu, and has long been celebrat...

Antique , rare and perfect Japanese indigo Boro Futon cover - Collection piece. suitable on panel as Wall Decoration - Provenance Sotheby's Milan auction - B/ 2061.

I think this is a remake tapestry using old cloth dyed indigo in the Taisho era in Japan. It is said that it was made around the Heisei era (1990-2000). It's abstract and geometric...

A Japanese Boro futon cover made from hand-dyed, hand-loomed indigo cotton.

Japanese futon cover (made at Kumano, Okayama, Japan) indigo dyed katazome technique (resist paste dyeing through a stencil) cotton panel in a wild optical wave pattern.

Particularly attractive, well worn Boro. Largest area on one side is 19th C. Other patches early 20th.

5 panels sewn together vertically. Indigo cotton rice paste resist dye. Used as a futon cover.

A Japanese, late Edo (1800-1860) cotton Tsutsugaki futon cover, rice paste resist dyed with sumi ink.

c. 1900 Japanese indigo based futon cotton cover, 5 panel, kata-zome dyed (includes both stencil dyeing and printing from blocks.)

Japanese cotton futon cover in the shape of a kimono (yogi).

An Arimatsu indigo shibori futon cover from the late Meiji period, 3 panels wide, left and right panels are patched and darned, possibly repurposed kimono, handspun cotton, dyed usin...

Large Graphic Tsutsugaki Futon Cover. Meiji Period. Indigo resist dye stretched and framed.

19th century Japanese stenciled cotton futon cover decorated with tan chrysanthemum balls and light indigo blue flowering arabesques.

Indigo futon cover depicting a turtle roaring at a swooping crane; both against a sea and landscape. Plain weave cotton with paste-resist decoration (tsutsugaki) of delicate palette...

THIS BEAUTIFUL LARGE BORO IS SEWN OF 19TH C RAGS AND PATCHES. THE DIVERSITY OF PATCHES IS A VERITABLE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF HANDLOOMED COTTON INDIGO FROM OLD JAPAN. THEY ARE BORN OF NECESS...

Early 20th century Japanese cotton ikat futon cover with squares in indigo and white and gray/blue circles all in a repeated pattern of squares that form almost an op-art pattern.

Custom pillow cut from an antique Japanese Boro futon cover. Made from patches of cotton indigo with sashiko stitching.

Custom pillow cut from an antique Japanese Boro futon cover made from scraps of antique hand loomed indigo cotton.

Custom pillow cut from an antique Japanese Boro futon cover. The boro is made from scraps of hand loomed indigo that are patched and stitched together with sashiko stitching by the ...

Mali indigo cloth refers to the traditional textiles produced in Mali, West Africa, using indigo dye. These fabrics are an integral part of Mali's rich cultural heritage and have gai...

This African men's Ewe Kenta cloth is woven in very fine cotton with highlights of red and yellow over two different shades of indigo and natural white. It is a very fine cloth in ve...

unfolded size: Width *About 240cm Height *About 150cm 1-2kg Estimated packing size: 37 × 30 × 18cm 6kg A charming, off-white noren (traditional Japanese curtain). The fabric, w...

A stunning vintage blue and white piece. This is a rare textile of exceptional artistic merit. Made by Yoruba women of south western Nigeria using a variety of resist dye techniques ...

An obi in very good condition that can be utilized as a table runner, wall hanging.

A Japanese festival kimono expertly mounted and displayed in a large acrylic shadow box. This impressive ceremonial garment circa late 19th-early 20th century was made from a thick l...

Tapa cloth made from mulberry fiber with natural pigments, Fiji, mid-20th century.

A fine Japanese Kesa (Monk's Vestment) with patchwork circa 19th century. consisting of seven columns of brocade patchwork set in alternate striped frame that makes up a total thirte...

This is an old Japanese BORO textile, dating back to the Edo period (1800s–1860s). It is a rare cloth that has survived through a long span of time. The interplay of indigo and natur...

Every mushroom lamp is hand-made and hand-painted by Ethan Streicher, the founder and designer behind the Streicher Goods brand in Brooklyn, NY. The lamp's silhouette is simple and c...

Japanese antique Itado, thick wooden sliding door made of Sugi Cedar, for both interior & exterior use. Manufactured in circa 1910s -1930s (Taisho to early Showa period), estimat...

A Japanese woodblock print by Yoshida Hiroshi (1876-1950), entitled "Toshogu Shrine", The vertical oban format print was made in Showa 12th year (1937). On the left margin in grey in...

Welcome to surrealism. A rare, collectable, first edition, Salvador Dali art and recipe cookbook, 'Les Diners de Gala', 1971, Paris, France. (Copy/text is in English language.) A gre...

An oak chest of drawers designed and produced in Denmark, c. 1940s. Overall Dimensions (inches): 27.88"H x 29"W x 15.75"D All items ship from High Point, North Carolina.

A pair of Swedish Gustavian-Style hand-painted pine cabinet doors. By repute, these doors were painted Danish-Norwegian painter and art critic Poul 'Pola' Gauguin (1883-1961), the so...

A large Japanese Wedding Kimono with bold embroidery designs. The auspicious attire was known as Uchikake and was worn by the bride during the wedding ceremony made from silk and hea...

Fabric has a way of changing a space more quietly than a painting, and more softly than woodwork or ceramics. This piece is thought to be a cloth used as a room divider in Korea arou...

A very fine embroidered silk panel in giltwood frame originally from the Annette Martin Collection and exhibited at the Chinese Culture Foundation of San Francisco February 8th - Mar...

New finds from the lumber dearer's house, near Yoshino, Nara pref., Japan. This door - not sliding door, was made for exterior door or the garden furniture circa 1870s-1920s, Meiji t...

A Chinese Qing Dynasty silk embroidered mirrored panel, 19th century. Sight: 9 by 21 inches frame: 10 ¼ by 22 ¼ inches