Authentic vintage Japanese floral cotton futon cover from the mid-Showa era. Ideal for boro crafts, sewing, interior decor, and upcycled projects.
In the quiet charm of mid-Showa era Japan, everyday items were infused with thoughtfulness, care, and beauty. Among them, the floral cotton futon cover—once used to wrap warmth into family life—has now found new life as a sought-after material for makers, collectors, and lovers of Japanese textiles around the world.
This particular piece, measuring approximately 170cm × 189cm (66.9" × 74.4"), is a 6-panel, unstitched futon cover that has been carefully taken apart. The delicate floral print on aged, soft cotton carries a nostalgic warmth that is both practical and poetic.
Over the past few years, the global appreciation for Japanese vintage textiles has soared. Collectors prize these for their one-of-a-kind patterns and natural wear, while creators turn them into everything from boro-inspired art to interior decor pieces and wearable crafts. With no two pieces alike, these reclaimed fabrics offer both a sustainable material choice and a tangible link to Japan's cultural and domestic past.
Whether used as-is for a statement tapestry or repurposed into bags, cushions, or garments, this futon cover adds a gentle historical layer to any creation. It's more than just fabric—it's a story you can touch.
Explore this one-of-a-kind piece before it's gone.
