Ryukyu Sanada-jima Furoshiki (Wrapping Cloth) Miyabi-zaki, Habahaba (approx. 105cm) Traditional Craft, Folk Art
Sanada-jima refers to the striped pattern of Sanada-himo (a flat, braided cord), named after the warlord Masayuki Sanada (Yukimura's father) who used it to wrap the handles of his swords.
It has been woven in the Ryukyu Islands since ancient times and is generally called Ryukyu Hanaori.
There is a stain on the backing fabric.
Furoshiki is written on the side of the box in marker.
Size: 115cm x 115cm
Material: 100% cotton
It has been woven in the Ryukyu Islands since ancient times and is generally called Ryukyu Hanaori.
There is a stain on the backing fabric.
Furoshiki is written on the side of the box in marker.
Size: 115cm x 115cm
Material: 100% cotton
Category
Kimono / Yukata
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Chiba
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