Late Meji Period Traditional Japanese Fire Fighting Protective Gear blue which were common throughout China

which were common throughout China

It is known as a lota pot and was used to hold holy water during Indian religious ceremonies

It has been hand-beaten out of brass and contains many interesting illustrations

The handles and hinges are crafted from original ironwork

the pot still remains very intact and practically untouched by time

Late Meji Period Traditional Japanese Fire Fighting Protective Gear blue which were common throughout ChinaHere we have an incredible set of Japanese indigo dyed firefighters protective gear, dating back to the Meji period (late 19th century early 20th century). Crafted using sashiko ori, a woven fabric that incorporates traditional sashiko stitching patterns directly into the weave, creating durability. Historically firefighters relied on this heavy, multi layered quilted cotton as they would intentionally soak their garments in water providing an