Late 19th Century Chinese Wax Resist Fabric (3) Stools

Late 19th Century Chinese Wax Resist Fabric (3) StoolsThis stunning piece of fabric originated in China in the late 19th century. It has been hand made through a very clever process whereby the wax is hand painted on the fabric, then it is dipped into indigo dye, and all the areas that were waxed were left untouched by the dye. This allowed for the beautiful patterns to come through, and the fabric to truly come alive. Due to its thin nature, the fabric would make excellent summer throws or unique wall

whose colours align richly with the red

We believe this could be a makers mark

and it holds 4 drawers

jewellery etc

Please don't hesitate to get in touch with us if you any further questions

it is of amazing quality

lock plates and bands

 The price on the listing is for one which you will receive one at random

Traditional Chinese wrapping cloth from the first half of the 20th Century

specifically Rajasthan

are as follows- H - 88cm

This interesting piece of fabric originated in Japan within the Bakumatsu period