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A beautiful stripe-pattern placemat. A simple pattern, but one that produces a boundless refinement.
A hemp resist-dyed flower pattern placemat. The dyed gradient from orange to the beautiful hue of young leaves brings a resplendence of color to the dining table.
A hemp resist-dyed rabbit pattern placemat. The dyed orange gradient brings a resplendence of color to the dining table.
A hemp resist-dyed rabbit pattern placemat The dyed gradient from orange to the beautiful hue of young leaves brings a resplendence of color to the dining table.
A hemp resist-dyed toy ball pattern placemat. The beautiful gradient from the hue of young leaves to the color of tea brings a resplendence of color to the dining table.
Crane and Turtle Wall Hanging C
A wall hanging featuring a wedding oilcloth (or 'yutan') design. A fortuitous design that invites long life, relief dyed. The ground is dyed in indigo. 'Yutan' refers to a cloth cover, made of greasepaper, cotton etc., that is used to protect high-quality chests of drawers and other furniture used in weddings. The cover of a koto (a Japanese stringed instrument) and the cape worn by lion dancers are also referred to as 'yutans'.
Crane and Turtle Wall Hanging B
A wall hanging featuring a wedding oilcloth (or 'yutan') design. A fortuitous design that invites long life, relief dyed. The ground is dyed in indigo. 'Yutan' refers to a cloth cover, made of greasepaper, cotton etc., that is used to protect high-quality chests of drawers and other furniture used in weddings. The cover of a koto (a Japanese stringed instrument) and the cape worn by lion dancers are also referred to as 'yutans'.
Crane and Turtle Wall Hanging A
A wall hanging featuring a wedding oilcloth (or 'yutan') design. A fortuitous design that invites long life, relief dyed. The ground is dyed in indigo. 'Yutan' refers to a cloth cover, made of greasepaper, cotton etc., that is used to protect high-quality chests of drawers and other furniture used in weddings. The cover of a koto (a Japanese stringed instrument) and the cape worn by lion dancers are also referred to as 'yutans'.
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