Te
TBRK0918
This traditional pattern is known as an Amaryu in Japan where ‘ama’ means rain and ‘(ame)ryu’ means dragon. The origin of this design dates back to the late Edo period (1860’s). The pattern is created by a series of little dragons which move in a circle. The hairy head of the dragon looks like a hand, hence the name ‘Te’ which means hand in Japanese.
- Composition: 90% COTTON, 10% LINEN
- Width: 147 cm - 57 7/8 in
- Printed Width: 141 cm - 55 1/2 in
- Pattern Repeat: 33.5 cm - 13 3/16 in
- Joining Width: 133 cm - 52 1/2 in
Note: We advise that fabric batches will slightly vary, please request a stock sample prior to ordering. Most fabrics are in stock but do check on current availability. Measurements given are approximate. The joining width measurement is based on one join, if you require more than one join please contact us for further information. Copyright © Robert Kime 2022.
