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The jacket is made from a wonderful assortment of indigo dyed cottons which have been layered and held together with hundreds of sashiko stitches to reinforce
It is in practically unused condition and would be perfectly suitable for a small area rug or a decorative coverall for a bed
which would be presented as offerings to temples during important religious ceremonies or holidays
A bedcoving such as this may have been made by the bride before marriage (in very rural areas
They could also be emblazoned with the bride's or groom's family crest as seen here
Katazome Kotatsugake - Grey & White Kiku Chrysanthemum Flower & Climbing Vine edo The jacket is made fromThis is a large katazome floor covering or heath covering (kotatsugake). It is backed with a variety of commercial shima cottons and is sashiko stitched together. It is in practically unused condition and would be perfectly suitable for a small area rug or a decorative coverall for a bed. The katazome fabric employs a pattern of kiku or chrysanthemum flowers, climbing vine and foliage on a botanical indigo background. There is a grey contrasting
