Antique silk cushion Japan 1930

The silk, brought back from Kyoto, comes from the fabric of an obi - the wide belt that fastens kimonos - dated from the early 20th century, and in this design, there are both Miró and Pac-Man, the joy of pixelable drawing, woven by hand on a wonderful, dense, and cool silk. An irresistible mix of exquisite rigor, eternal quality, and 19th-century kawaii! Back in old percale. 30cm X 50cm. 3 copies are available.