Rosary Container (L) (Tempyo Toridasuki Mon Brocade)

The pattern may be different from the image shown due to the cutting process.

Rosary Container (L) (Tempyo Toridasuki Mon Brocade)

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Size (cm) : W17.0×H11.0

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Product Name : Rosary Container (L) (Tempyo Toridasuki Mon Brocade)
Product type : Rosary Container
Size (cm) : W17.0×H11.0
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Remark : Please note that the pattern may be different from the picture shown due to the cutting process. Please be forewarned.
Other : Gift wrapping service available

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Product Description

A pouch of brocade with ancient design, holded into half to contain.

Pattern Description

Tempyō Toridasuki-mon Brocade

"Kasumi-tasuki Mon" is a variation of decorated diaper patterns, the name of which stands on the shape of a cloth band used to hold up tucked Kimono sleeves by forming an X across the back between the shoulders. The pattern is peculiar to "Rōkechi", wax-resist dyeing, and is thought to have been very popular in the Nara Period (8th century), with many surviving specimens in the textiles preserved in the Shōsōin-the imperial storehouse at the Tōdaiji Temple, Nara, housing several thousands precious ornamental and fine art objects made in the 8th century. Our design here, based on the traditional diaper pattern, shows two kinds of birds, fowers and bees being arranged respectively in each section and line of diapers. The brocade is excuted with modern warp-weaving technique in an attempt to express the refined taste and elegance in the Tempyō Era(729-749)