Textile record · TA-JN-0012

Indigo Grainfield

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Fine pale yarn intersections form a grain-like surface between narrow blue stripes; one end changes continuously into charcoal grey.

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Width: approx. 35 cm · Recorded total: approx. 1080 cm

Blue section — per metre
Approx. 100 × 35 cm per metre
Intact colour-change end
Approx. 160 × 35 cm as one complete piece

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Object ID
TA-JN-0012
Origin
Jiangnan · Attributed to Nantong / Chongming within Jiangnan; city unresolved
Period
c. 1960s–1970s
Dating confidence
estimated
Material
Cotton
Dimensions
Approx. Width 35 cm; original bolt 1080 cm; blue section per 100 cm; colour-change end 160 cm
Technique
Handwoven homespun · Yarn-dyed weave
Pattern
Fine woven stripes · Rice-grain texture
Colours
Indigo blue · Natural ivory · Blue-grey · Charcoal grey
Washed
Yes
Condition

Object condition

Washed vintage cotton with natural yarn and weaving irregularities. The supplied photographs document the surface, edges and surviving condition.

Catalog notes

Identification notes

Fine pale yarn intersections form a grain-like surface between narrow blue stripes; one end changes continuously into charcoal grey.

Regional attribution: Attributed to Nantong / Chongming within Jiangnan; city unresolved. The exact maker, workshop and production year are not documented.

The pattern is described as woven into the cloth, rather than printed on its surface.

The colour change belongs to the same continuous weaving, without a joining seam. The blue section and the intact 160 cm end are alternative purchase choices from one original bolt.

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