24Z Pine Banboo and Plum pattern in Saras

The India sarasa which has the history of the iron kettle has more than 2000 years of history, and the modern India sarasa has been produced since 16th century. The products are mainly wall hanging, Rugs, and so on, such as red, white, indigo, green, and so on, which is rich in color, representing arabesque patterns, trees, Paisley, characters, and animals. Among these, karakusa mon is an old pattern with an origin in Egypt, and it is made of Arabesque, and it is made from arabesque on the whole surface of the wall. In Japan, since the Muromachi period, the Ming Dynasty trade with China (Ming) imported imported gold and other textile goods. These imported textiles were valued in Japan at that time, and were used for the tea ceremony covering the tea utensils which were called 'meibutsu teguri' by tea ceremony. The sash crack of India is also valued by the tea party, etc. as well as the masterpiece crack, it is used for the lining of the tea utensils, the bag of the tea cup, and the cigarette smoking. India sarasa has been sublimated as a tea utensils in Japan via China. In both countries, I had a great influence on the art. In other words, I think that it is easy to be accepted as a pattern which I saw somewhere somewhere in the country.