

Bamboo in Falling Snow
Pictures by The stencil cutters of Japan
White bamboo bends under falling snow on a deep navy ground, taken from a Japanese katagami, a paper stencil cut in the 1800s for dyeing cloth. Bamboo keeps its leaves all winter and springs back once the snow slides off, a quiet picture of resilience. For someone getting back on their feet.
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From the stencil cutters of Japan / Bamboo in Falling Snow / Katagami, a paper stencil for dyeing cloth, Japan, 1800s / Bamboo under falling snow. Bamboo keeps its leaves through the winter and springs back when the snow slides off, a picture of quiet resilience. / Printed in one colour, as on the dyed cloth. / Patterns with Meaning · Get Well
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