Kakishibu Dyed Cotton Textile 08 craft Japanese designer Osamu Saruyama has

Japanese designer Osamu Saruyama has reworked the design of a century-old paper fan holder in Nara and produced folding racks for displaying postcards and photographs

creating an abstract patina of greens

Note: Due to the size of this product

A collection of vintage Japanese cotton cloths

classic symbols in Japanese dessert design

Kakishibu Dyed Cotton Textile 08 craft Japanese designer Osamu Saruyama hasThis versatile sheer textile can be used as a table runner or displayed as wall dcor. The cotton fabric is hand dyed with multiple layers of kakishibu (Japanese persimmon tannin) and finished with an iron mordant. Due to the unique properties of these natural dyes, the color will gradually oxidize and deepen over time, developing a rich patina unique to each piece. Some dye transfer may occur during the first 34 washes, but this will gradually subside