1960's Vintage Japanese Country Textiles:
Deadstock Kasuri (Ikat)

Catalog# 4606

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This is unused Japanese country vintage fabric called kasuri (also called ikat in Southeast Asia; ); Kasuri is a labor-intensive process where patterns are made by pre-dyed paste resistance and varying techniques used to create the sorts of patterns seen here. Because of the methods used, authentic kasuri is usually highly expensive. More info below:

We obtained this fabric in its original roll, never used & like new, estimated as made in the 1960's; Fabric is dark indigo blue background with light aqua blue diamond shapes as well as rings in light aqua as well as burgundy-red and green; motifs are geometric and symmetrical as shown; patterns same on both sides.

We anticipate that quilters and textile artists may find this of interest.

Cultural Notes: Wikipedia.org, on-line encyclopedia, defines Kasuri as: ...a Japanese word for fabric that has been woven with fibers dyed specifically to create patterns and images in the fabric. It is an ikat technique. Kasuri is weft ikat; the warp threads are solid color, and the weft thread is resist-tied in a specific pattern and dyed with indigo to form a picture when the cloth is woven. Japanese ikats are generally weft ikats or double ikats. To see a YouTube.com video of the making of this type fabric please click HERE .

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