Vintage 1950s 'Cross-Stitch Loom' Southern Tǔbù - Collector's Textile in Indigo & Crimson

Step into a world of extraordinary craftsmanship with this museum-grade heritage cloth from the 1950s. Handwoven by skilled artisans using the intricate "Jingzi Tiaohua" (cross-stitch patterning) technique, this textile represents a nearly lost art form. The stunning indigo ground serves as the perfect canvas for vibrant crimson geometric patterns that dance across the substantial 57.5cm width - a remarkable achievement for handloom weaving from this era.

Each centimeter of this well-preserved fabric contains approximately 16 hand-picked stitch points, creating a tactile surface that tells the story of the weaver's dedication. The precise geometric arrangements showcase mathematical precision achieved entirely through manual skill, making this not just fabric, but a woven document of cultural heritage.

Textile Specifications
• Era: 1950s
• Weave: Cross-Stitch Pattern Handweaving
• Colors: Indigo ground with Crimson patterning
• Width: 57.5cm (22.6")
• Minimum: 1-meter continuous length
• Condition: Excellent vintage preservation

Collection Significance

· Rare 57.5cm width demonstrates master-level loom handling
· Complex patterning requires advanced weaving expertise
· Original colors remain vibrant after decades
· Ideal for preservation as textile art or heirloom projects

Suggested Applications
• Museum-quality framing and display
• Luxury fashion accent pieces
• Cultural preservation projects
• Investment-grade textile collection

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Note: This investment-grade textile comes from a private collection and represents the pinnacle of mid-century Chinese handweaving. Each meter requires careful preservation and appreciation for the countless hours of artisan labor it represents.