Late Meiji Period Japanese Checked Patchwork Boro Wall Hanging dyed which are small fried chickpea

which are small fried chickpea flour balls

this Kang cabinet boasts a rich and alluring old burgundy lacquer finish

panelled inset top framed by wide mitered borders with visible mortise-and-tenon joinery

all from Japan

This absolutely stunning French confit pot was handmade in the early 19th century and has a lovely vibrant yellow outside

Late Meiji Period Japanese Checked Patchwork Boro Wall Hanging dyed which are small fried chickpeaHere we have a beautiful indigo dyed, rectangular piece of antique Japanese Boro textile, dating back to the late Meiji period to early Taisho period. Historically this piece would have been used as a bedding cover or blanket in rural communities, with the patchwork design offering rich history as well as generational heritage. Crafted out of hand woven cotton panels stitched vertically together creating this beautiful patterned design. This piece