Antique Japanese Boro Indigo Fabric Patchwork Ranru Cotton Textile Rug BRKW161 Aizu Lacquer portraying a character from the

portraying a character from the famous Noh play "Nonomiya" (The Shrine in the Fields)

featuring a high-relief design of grapes and vines

indicating the maker’s mark

Origin: Arita

The intricate carving allows for detailed printing of both the illustration and the embedded Kanji text

Antique Japanese Boro Indigo Fabric Patchwork Ranru Cotton Textile Rug BRKW161 Aizu Lacquer portraying a character from theA. Introduction Touch the soul of old Japan with this authentic Boro (Ranru) textile. This large antique indigo dyed cotton cloth tells a profound story of survival and the Japanese spirit of Mottainaiwasting nothing. Created from layers of worn kimono and futon fragments, carefully patched and reused over generations, it embodies the ultimate Wabi sabi aesthetic: finding beauty in imperfection, humility, and the passage of time. B. Features &