Patchwork Farmer Boro Jacket folk armpit to armpit: 25 inches
Description
armpit to armpit: 25 inches
it says "Toei Uzumasa"
Indigo dyed on the outside were used because its element is known to be flame resistant in Japan
white and indigo fabric makes it one-of-a-kind
It is found in the Nigata
Patchwork Farmer Boro Jacket folk armpit to armpit: 25 inchesAge; Edo Meiji Era (the late 1800 1900s) Region Found: near Kyoto, Higashiyama Material: Indigo dyed cotton, patchwork, sashiko stitch, Kasuri weave fabric This wonderful boro jacket is passed down from generation to generation, mending down with many different types of indigo & Kasuri fabric patch and stitched together sashiko style. Approx size when lay down flat: armpit to armpit: 24inches collar to bottom length: 34 inches Condition: overall good
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