Boro Sakiori NoragiStunning sakiori work jacket with artful repairs. Sakiori, from the word saku (to tear or rip) and oru (to weave). Beautiful variegated indigo cottons used for the sakiori ground. A hefty and durable work jacket without holes or repairs. In excellent condition. Dimensions: 48" wide; 50" long Mid 1900s

Broken warp threads

Hemp was used for many kinds of clothing and household goods

'Sakiori' is a woven fabric that is produced from worn out cloth and garments torn thinly and then woven tightly into clothing and other products for daily use

or hearth cover

This four panel cover depicts a vibrant phoenix flying near a paulownia tree with ocean waves flanking its base

In excellent condition without holes or repairs

and has a wonderful texture and feel

This particular bag has the kanji character of Fuku

Early to Mid 1900s

In excellent condition without rips or holes

Nothing that detracts from the overall presentation

dyed with botanical indigo