A fragment of indigo-dyed cotton with a bold floral motif created using traditional freehand resist dyeing (tsutsugaki). The white flowers and leaves stand out vividly against the deep blue ground, showcasing the beauty of Japanese folk design.
　
The fabric shows wear, holes, and visible mending, evidence of its long use in daily life. Despite its age, the striking contrast of indigo and white remains, making this piece both an artifact of utility and a work of simple elegance.
　
With its strong graphic presence, the textile can also be framed or hung on the wall as an art piece, allowing the beauty of indigo and the charm of tsutsugaki to be enjoyed in a contemporary interior.
　
Mesures: 59cm×32cm (23in × 12in)