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Temple On Water, Yuzen-birodo Embroidery, Japan, Meiji Era (1868-1912).
Japanese Yuzen-Birodo 天鵝絨 velvet embroidery representing a temple on water in a forest setting.
The Yuzen-Birodo technique was invented by Nishimura Sozaemon of Kyoto in 1868. Velvet was woven by passing threads through thin metal wires parallel to the weft, then cut to form the velvet. The precision of the cut allows you to obtain a three-dimensional effect.
Japan, Meiji era (1868-1912).
Frame: 59x59 cm, in frame: 50.5x50.5 cm.
Good state of conservation, minor damage.
Framed in a carved wooden frame. Free delivery in EU. ! I send packages by insured mail (DPD or DHL). All items are packaged very carefully. Payment by international bank transfer.
The Yuzen-Birodo technique was invented by Nishimura Sozaemon of Kyoto in 1868. Velvet was woven by passing threads through thin metal wires parallel to the weft, then cut to form the velvet. The precision of the cut allows you to obtain a three-dimensional effect.
Japan, Meiji era (1868-1912).
Frame: 59x59 cm, in frame: 50.5x50.5 cm.
Good state of conservation, minor damage.
Framed in a carved wooden frame. Free delivery in EU. ! I send packages by insured mail (DPD or DHL). All items are packaged very carefully. Payment by international bank transfer.
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