Old Wet Plate / Ambrotype images from Japan. Sakura and hanging yarns. This style of photography faded out in the 1930's and was commonly used in the 1800's.

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Old Wet Plate / Ambrotype images from Japan. Sakura and hanging yarns. This style of photography faded out in the 1930's and was commonly used in the 1800's.
Tatogami / Tatoushi - Boro patchwork paper. Daifukucho (accounts book) washi paper patched together to create a larger piece often used to wrap kimono's or pawn shop wrapping paper. Highly rare to find, however we may be able to locate the remaining pieces left in Japan. Stay tuned!
TAKAHIROMIYASHITATheSoloist Narrow Chesterfield coat (sg.0076c) in midnight. Size. 48 http://www.boroistore.com/cloakroom/takahiromiyashitathesoloist-narrow-chesterfield-coat
TAKAHIROMIYASHITATheSoloist Swallowtail Jacket paired with Moleskin Pajama's from Symphony #0010. A collection inspired by the life and era of Stuart Sutcliffe. Swallowtail jacket (sg.0157): http://www.boroistore.com/cloakroom/takahiromiyashitathesoloist-swallowtail-jacket + Moleskin Pajama (sg.0171): http://www.boroistore.com/cloakroom/takahiromiyashitathesoloist-pajamas New condition, prices in AUD.
‘Daifukucho’ - A Japanese name referring to an accounts book commonly used for merchants, guest books and travel diaries. Originally from the Edo period (1603-1868). Available here on sale: http://www.boroistore.com/antiques/old-daifukucho-accounts-book
Meiji pocket compass.
Originally a military piece attached to a tobacco purse. Hanging here from a pocket of the horse riding jacket. This piece has sold.
Noh Mask Collective - A Japanese form of theatre. In putting the mask on, the word kaburu (putting on clothing) is not used. Instead, the words kakeru (to hang) or tsukeru (to attach) is used. In this way, it is implying that the performer is "becoming" the mask, and it's emotions, in order go better express the characters feelings. Essentially one becoming the mask. These are from the 1700's. Available here: http://www.boroistore.com/antiques/noh-mask-collective
BORO Patchwork - “true beauty whether it comes from an object, architecture or visual art doesn’t reveal itself until the winds of time have had their say”.
BORO Patchwork decay - “true beauty whether it comes from an object, architecture or visual art doesn’t reveal itself until the winds of time have had their say”.
BORO Patchwork - “true beauty whether it comes from an object, architecture or visual art doesn’t reveal itself until the winds of time have had their say”.
Japanese raw washi paper.
OKUNOIN - Mount Koya-San, Japan 2014
Boroi - [ boh · roy ]
Adjective
- A Japanese slang expression meaning 'old' or 'worn-out'.