Fire Screen with Japanese Embroidered Panel, c 1870-80, France
Cleveland Museum of Art

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Fire Screen with Japanese Embroidered Panel, c 1870-80, France
Cleveland Museum of Art
Fukusa (gift cover) Decorated with cranes , Artis unknown, Japan (Kyoto?), 1840-1870 ( Edo period), Satin silk with embroidery in silk and metallic thread, 84 x 67 cm, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, UK.
http://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O74966/fukusa-unknown/
Wanted to do some voicing and messing around in audacity (a while ago LKJFKDLS) but here it is ft @startistdoodles‘s charlotte and jekyll
commission me here!
Gratsu Bingo 2019 Prompt: Style
My friend @froppyfrosch wrote a lovely fic for Gratsu Weekend called Eternal Winter and I was really touched that she gifted it to me. She likes my covers so I made one for her story as a thank you. Give it a read if you get a chance!
Hope you like it, Liz! 💕
Here’s the original version with Natsu dressed up
A silk gift cover ['fukusa'] featuring a pine motif created by the yuzen-dye technique, fully-embroidered cranes, and a metallic-thread-highlighted tortoise. Late Meiji (1880-1911), Japan. Yorke Antique Textiles
Fukusa
Earl 1800s
(via gift cover (fukusa) | Indianapolis Museum of Art)