Japanese antique tsutsugaki noren Bengara-dye cotton
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Directory: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Textiles: Pre 1900: Item # 1458858
Directory: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Textiles: Pre 1900: Item # 1458858
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539-48,6tyome,gojobasahi higasi,
higashiyamaku,kyoto
81-75-532-1051
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539-48,6tyome,gojobasahi higasi,
higashiyamaku,kyoto
81-75-532-1051
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This is a Dark brown used in the house of the merchant of Kyoto in the latter half of the Meiji(1868-1911). As for drawing the same line on the both sides of the noren, an expert technique is required. With the boldness that people get a lot of looks because it is a signboard, it is an impressive item. There is no hurt stain really. In thick cotton, dye of Bengara-dye is completely left. Noren of this form was popular in Kyoto during one period to strongly insist on the existence of the shop. Size::length 166cm(65.3inch) Width:: 96cm ( 37.7inch)
This is a Dark brown used in the house of the merchant of Kyoto in the latter half of the Meiji(1868-1911). As for drawing the same line on the both sides of the noren, an expert technique is required. With the boldness that people get a lot of looks because it is a signboard, it is an impressive item. There is no hurt stain really. In thick cotton, dye of Bengara-dye is completely left. Noren of this form was popular in Kyoto during one period to strongly insist on the existence of the shop. Size::length 166cm(65.3inch) Width:: 96cm ( 37.7inch)
