Japanese Traditional KIRIE, Papercutting - Framed Silk Made from elm and cedar

Made from elm and cedar woods

Traditionally placed in shops

A sakiori obi is a type of Japanese obi (a sash worn with a kimono) made using the sakiori technique of textile recycling

Featuring a glaze of pale pinks

*** It's a large item

Japanese Traditional KIRIE, Papercutting - Framed Silk Made from elm and cedarJapanese traditional Kirie is an intricate papercutting art form that transforms delicate sheets into stunning visual narratives. This framed piece features a five story pagodaa timeless symbol of harmony and spiritual elevation in Japanese culture. Each cut is executed with precision, revealing layers of detail that catch light beautifully.