Early 20th Century Indigo-dyed Japanese Noren Curtain (1) Box and the metal binding on

and the metal binding on the edge is what makes it a distinct piece

This stunning console table truly encapsulates the beauty of Chinese furniture

This box has a lovely simple design with just the raw brass shining through

It's rich black lacquer makes a real statement in any home from a minimalist to a maximalist style of living

Early 20th Century Indigo-dyed Japanese Noren Curtain (1) Box and the metal binding onThis stunning noren curtain originated in Japan within the Taisho period. It has been dyed a beautiful indigo colour and have a Katazome stencil dyed, wave chidori pattern throughout. Originally, it would have been used for the entrance to a building to add privacy but also allow air flow. This specific curtain has a Japanese family crest known as Kamon. These crests are deeply personal symbols, representing the lineage and heritage of a family.