Plant-dyed Sashiko fish patchwork tea mat, full front view

Sashiko Fish Patchwork Tea Mat – Plant-Dyed Wabi-Sabi Chabu 28 × 19.5cm

$58.00 AUD
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Plant-dyed Sashiko fish patchwork tea mat, full front view
  • Plant-dyed Sashiko fish patchwork tea mat, full front view
  • Reverse side of plant-dyed hand-stitched patchwork tea mat
  • Close-up of hand stitching and naturally dyed textile texture
  • Close-up of patchwork detail on reverse side of tea mat
  • Close-up of muted blue-green plant-dyed patchwork fabric
  • Close-up of embroidered fish and hand-stitched plant-dyed fabric
  • Full front view showing patchwork layout and natural textile irregularities
  • Folded tea mat showing flexibility, raw edges and hand stitching
  • Plant-dyed patchwork tea mat styled with blue and white teaware
  • Tea mat in use with teapot, cup and tea utensil
  • Plant-dyed Sashiko fish patchwork tea mat, full front view
  • Reverse side of plant-dyed hand-stitched patchwork tea mat
  • Close-up of hand stitching and naturally dyed textile texture
  • Close-up of patchwork detail on reverse side of tea mat
  • Close-up of muted blue-green plant-dyed patchwork fabric
  • Close-up of embroidered fish and hand-stitched plant-dyed fabric
  • Full front view showing patchwork layout and natural textile irregularities
  • Folded tea mat showing flexibility, raw edges and hand stitching
  • Plant-dyed patchwork tea mat styled with blue and white teaware
  • Tea mat in use with teapot, cup and tea utensil
Sashiko Fish Patchwork Tea Mat – Plant-Dyed Wabi-Sabi Chabu 28 × 19.5cm

Sashiko Fish Patchwork Tea Mat – Plant-Dyed Wabi-Sabi Chabu 28 × 19.5cm

$58.00 AUD

Size: Approx. 28 × 19.5 cm

Material: Naturally dyed handwoven textiles

A tiny patchwork fish sits among softly layered blue-green, moss and earthy brown cloth. The naturally dyed fabrics retain their uneven colour, faded marks and texture, while raw edges and visible Sashiko-inspired stitching give the piece a relaxed, timeworn character.

Made slowly by hand as a two-sided textile for tea practice, this piece celebrates the irregularity and quiet detail of wabi-sabi craft.

Care: Gently wipe with a damp cloth when needed.

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