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Tapestry Arabesque -Karakusa- Gray (M)
Furoshiki Tapestry of the arabesque design which a dot has a cute! It is easily taken with a string, and disassembly and light so easy movement. From state extending vine plants unbroken long in all directions, arabesque has been a symbol of fertility and longevity. The dyed craftsman in Kyoto stuck with good color development, enjoy the traditional auspicious patterns.
*This tapestry is knock-down tapestry. It becomes the assembling in you.
*The shade of color can be slightly different from the picture since every computer monitor exhibits a different color scheme.
Tapestry Arabesque -Karakusa- Blue (M)
Furoshiki Tapestry of the arabesque design which a dot has a cute! It is easily taken with a string, and disassembly and light so easy movement. From state extending vine plants unbroken long in all directions, arabesque has been a symbol of fertility and longevity. The dyed craftsman in Kyoto stuck with good color development, enjoy the traditional auspicious patterns.
*This tapestry is knock-down tapestry. It becomes the assembling in you.
*The shade of color can be slightly different from the picture since every computer monitor exhibits a different color scheme.
What is KARAKUSA(Arabesque)?
2014/10/1
Hi all!
I write about common pattern of “KARAKUSA”(Arabesque) in Japan today.
KARAKUSA(Arabesque) of a pattern be known familiarly for a long time in Japan.
Did you know that it was a very lucky pattern?
The KARAKUSA(Arabesque) is seen in the remains such as Greek shrines is a model.
It’s thought that came to each place from Mesopotamia and Egypt. And it’s said that came to Japan from China via Silk Road.
It’s used as decoration of the mosques frequently in the Arab countries.
Therefore It’s called “Arabesque (like a Arabian)” in Europe.
The KARAKUSA(Arabesque) pattern such as “prosperity, longevity” have a meaning and is assumed a lucky pattern, because vitality strong lengthens a vine with out a break.
Even if a bad thing happens to all the examples, they overcome it, and “the eternity prospers” have a meaning in Japan.
So, It seems to be good to celebration of new house and wedding gift!
See KARAKUSA(Arabesque) Furoshiki >>>
Have a nice life♡
eico
Arabesque -Karakusa- Brown(L)
Arabesque One of the furoshiki pattern that is popular in Japan for a long time.
In a modern version by using a dot it’s arabesque! From state extending vine plants unbroken long in all directions, arabesque has been a symbol of fertility and longevity.
The dyed craftsman in Kyoto stuck with good color development, enjoy the traditional auspicious patterns.
*The shade of color can be slightly different from the picture since every computer monitor exhibits a different color scheme.
Arabesque -Karakusa- Green(L)
Arabesque One of the furoshiki pattern that is popular in Japan for a long time.
In a modern version by using a dot it’s arabesque! From state extending vine plants unbroken long in all directions, arabesque has been a symbol of fertility and longevity.
The dyed craftsman in Kyoto stuck with good color development, enjoy the traditional auspicious patterns.
*The shade of color can be slightly different from the picture since every computer monitor exhibits a different color scheme.
Arabesque -Karakusa- Gray(M)
Arabesque One of the furoshiki pattern that is popular in Japan for a long time.
In a modern version by using a dot it’s arabesque! From state extending vine plants unbroken long in all directions, arabesque has been a symbol of fertility and longevity. The dyed craftsman in Kyoto stuck with good color development, enjoy the traditional auspicious patterns.
*The shade of color can be slightly different from the picture since every computer monitor exhibits a different color scheme.
Arabesque -Karakusa- Blue(M)
Arabesque One of the furoshiki pattern that is popular in Japan for a long time.
In a modern version by using a dot it’s arabesque! From state extending vine plants unbroken long in all directions, arabesque has been a symbol of fertility and longevity. The dyed craftsman in Kyoto stuck with good color development, enjoy the traditional auspicious patterns.
*The shade of color can be slightly different from the picture since every computer monitor exhibits a different color scheme.
Furoshiki bag Arabesque -Karakusa- (L)
One of the Furoshiki patterns “Arabesque” got close to for a long time in Japan.
The Furoshiki which arranged the arabesque design in modishness with a polka dot a bag! A pink dot accentuates and is a very lovely Furoshiki bag.
*The shade of color can be slightly different from the picture since every computer monitor exhibits a different color scheme.
