A striking example of Japan’s vernacular textile culture, this patchwork cloth was made from repurposed indigo-dyed cotton—once parts of workwear, futon covers, or daily garments. Hand-stitched together using sashiko and simple straight seams, it reflects the frugality and ingenuity of rural and working-class life in early modern Japan.
　
The layers of striped and solid fabrics, each with their own history of wear and repair, create a functional beauty born from necessity. The muted tones of indigo, charcoal, and faded greys lend the piece a quiet dignity.
　
This textile holds warmth, memory, and texture—ideal as a wall piece, throw, or inspiration for those drawn to sustainable design and wabi-sabi aesthetics.
　
Mesures: 139cm×139cm (54in × 54in)