■Product Details■

• Era: Mid-Showa period (circa 1950s–60s)

• Material: Cotton

This is a piece of vintage Japanese fabric, carefully unstitched from a futon cover originally made in the mid-Showa era.

The entire surface features a charming floral pattern that evokes a retro Showa atmosphere—warm, nostalgic, and full of character.

With years of use behind it, the cotton has developed a rich, soft texture.
What makes this piece especially unique is the visible boro-style hand-stitched repairs, which add both depth and artistry. Even the mending itself becomes part of the design, giving the textile an expressive, art-like presence.

Measuring approximately 177cm × 179cm (about 69.7" × 70.5"), this large piece works beautifully as a tapestry, sofa cover, curtain, or other interior accent.
It's also an ideal material for remaking into bags, cushions, or other craft and sewing projects.

In recent years, fabrics like this have gained strong recognition overseas under terms like “Japanese vintage textile” or “boro fabric.”
Even in Japan, such one-of-a-kind items are appreciated by those who value traditional aesthetics and slow, intentional living.

This is a textile filled with time, care, and story—a one-of-a-kind piece to enrich your everyday space with a touch of Japanese heritage.

Please note: This item will be shipped compressed, which may result in creasing.

■Size■

• Approx. 177cm × 179cm (about 69.7" × 70.5")
  Please allow for slight variation due to manual measurement.

■Condition■

There are visible signs of age such as missing stitches, tears, repairs, fraying, and stains.
The edges are unfinished and may continue to fray.

As this is a vintage item, please refrain from purchasing if you are not comfortable with imperfections.

We have washed the item twice, but it retains the distinct scent of aged fabric. Please note that we cannot accept returns or exchanges due to any post-purchase issues such as damage, odor, or changes after washing or wearing.