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Antique Japanese textile weaving tool browse these categories for related items... Directory: Antiques:Regional Art:Asian:Japanese:Folk Art:Pre 1900: item # 699875 Please refer to our stock # J113 when inquiring.
Asian Ethnic Artifacts 307 Oxford Place Atlanta, GA 30307 404-377-7210 Guest Book $165 |
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This Edo period Japanese weaving tool was obviously made by the original owner/user or made by a close male relative. The tines are wood and the cord holding them into place is also hand-made. The "peanut" knot at the end of the cord is very typically a sign Japanese folk art craftsmanship.
This old tool had wonderful age and use patina. Called a "comb" by Western weavers, this type tool is used to pack down the weft threads on the loom during the weaving process. |
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