◆ Thank you for viewing! ◆ Width: Approximately 44 cm Length: Approximately 82 cm This is a one-of-a-kind piece of tube-dyed and persimmon-dyed fabric, inspired by the "Kirin Legend," which tells of a mythical creature descending from the heavens to celebrate a new king's excellent governance and the people's recognition of his reign. The fabric is tube-dyed, then the background is bleached in a mottled pattern, and natural persimmon tannin is applied in various places. Finally, the details are dyed with a fine brush, making it a truly unique and special piece. (The last photo shows the back.) ----------------------------------------------------------- ● Due to various circumstances, I wasn't planning on making any more, but thanks to the new year and the many kind words from customers, my creative drive was rekindled, and I was able to create this piece all at once! I am deeply grateful. m(__)m ----------------------------------------------------------- ■ The magnetic tapestry rod in the photos used for display will not be included as it increases shipping costs. (Available on Amazon for ¥1,799) ■ Persimmon tannin has been applied in some areas, so you can enjoy the aging process over the months, years, and even decades to come. ※ This is a very recent creation, so the condition is quite good. How about using it as a tube-dyed cloth for display, an antique cloth, or something you can cherish and nurture? Please purchase only if you understand and appreciate old fabrics. ■ To reduce shipping costs, the item will be folded for shipping. ■ If you purchase other items at the same time, I will create a "dedicated page" for you, so please comment before purchasing. I will discount the shipping cost plus a little extra. Tube-dyed, old fabric, boro, scrap fabric, remnants, boro cloth, hemp, indigo dyeing, hand-dyeing, antique, antique, handmade, remake, handmade, retro, weaving, antique fabric, Japanese clothing, Japanese fabric, vintage, dyeing, dyeing, hand-dyeing, one-of-a-kind, analog, rare, handmade, persimmon tannin, traditional crafts, old fabric remake, boro remake, dyeing, japanese dyeing Hokusai, Katsushika Hokusai, Kirin, Kirin pattern, Kirin, Kirin