Technique: Woven textile art (Silk and gold brocade / Kinran)
Year: ca. mid-20th century (Showa period)
Ft: 35 x 49 cm (including gold frame)
Signature: Unsigned (characteristic of panels cut from obi fabrics)
Condition: Very good condition; textile features vibrant colors and intact gold threads, frame shows light vintage signs of age.
Edition: Unique piece (one-of-a-kind due to the specific cut and framing)
- Stunning Japanese craftsmanship for your interior. Bring a touch of Eastern elegance into your home with this refined panel of Japanese silk brocade. This unique artwork is crafted from high-quality silk and woven with lavish gold threads (kinran), a traditional technique that gives the textile a magnificent depth and luster.
Centered in the design are stylized chrysanthemums (kiku), which in Japanese culture symbolize longevity, rejuvenation, and regal elegance. The vibrant colors beautifully catch the eye and contrast stylishly with the rich golden background.
The textile panel is expertly housed in a matching gold frame that enhances the classic look of the piece. Thanks to its practical size of 35 x 49 cm, this is a perfect statement piece for the wall, whether in a classic, eclectic, or modern Asian-inspired interior. A rare and atmospheric object for connoisseurs of Asian art and textile craftsmanship.
