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18th-Century Japanese Futonji Jacket (Medium)
18th-Century Japanese Futonji Jacket (Medium)
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18th-century Japanese boro futonji textiles are a profound symbol of ingenuity and resourcefulness. Made from layers of indigo-dyed cotton scraps, these patchwork textiles were hand-stitched by rural families to create durable bedding. Every stitch tells a story of survival, reflecting a time when fabric was scarce and nothing was wasted. The intricate layers of wear, mending, and indigo hues create a tapestry of history, embodying the Japanese philosophy of “mottainai,” or honoring the value of materials. Today, boro futonji represents timeless beauty in imperfection, cherished as both art and cultural heritage.
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Product Details
Product Details
DETAILS
- Size medium has a 29.25" front body length, a 19.25" shoulder, a 45" chest, and a 24.75" sleeve length.
- Notched lapel. Three roll two silhouette.
- Two waist patch pockets. One chest patch pocket.
- Two buttons.
- Long sleeves with buttoned cuffs.
- Cotton.
- Dry clean only.
- Model is 6'1".
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