Japanese Futon

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, 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 Edo Period Boro. Patchwork Hand sewn indigo dyed fabric made from 19th century Japanese hand loomed futon fabric, with heavy repair.

Japanese Edo period Boro. Patchwork hand-sewn indigo dyed fabric made from 19th century Japanese hand loomed futon fabric, with heavy repair.

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...

A two section cypress wood futon tansu with original steel hardware in remarkable restored condition.

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...

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.