Mid 19th Century Patterned Child's Tabi Shoes (2) Decorative this pot would make a

this pot would make a lovely addition to any contemporary home

seamlessly blending traditional elegance with contemporary functionality

These specific cushions have a red and black plaid pattern on a white background whereas the back of the pillows have a blue and white plaid pattern

It has a circular shape with a distinct hand-carved lid on top

The sleeve ends of the juban and the tabi socks are hand-crafted from brush cotton

Mid 19th Century Patterned Child's Tabi Shoes (2) Decorative this pot would make aThese beautiful quaint shoes are known as tabi shoes and they originated in Japan, specifically Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture, within the Showa period. They are hand stitched using chequered fabric of red, green and blue, which gives it that lovely patterned design. The interior is lined with cotton, and the shoes can fasten with ties at the front. They show traces of actual use as there are some wear and tear on the soles. These shoes would be