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This is a Saga Nishiki Iro-Tomesode (colored formal kimono) by Shizue Nomura, renowned for her service to the Empress. Shizue Nomura, who began studying under her grandmother in her teens, developed her own techniques. In 1960, she created and presented two robe decollete dresses for the then Crown Princess, who attended Imperial events. By the time of her death in 1985, she had created over 50 works. Subsequently, her daughter and beloved disciple, Yumi Nomura, took over her mother's role and is now in charge of the Empress's wardrobe, carrying on the legacy of Saga Nishiki by Shizue Nomura. Saga Nishiki originated in the former Kashima Domain of Higo Province. It is the most elegant and gorgeous of various textiles, a traditional craft that Japan is proud of. It is woven with finely cut washi paper coated with gold and silver lacquer as warp threads, and twisted weft threads. The Saga Nishiki's brilliance on the high-quality tomesode fabric creates an elegant and orthodox finish. The kimono fabric has a Hanatachiwaku (flower rising pattern) ground weave, a step above the rest. The lining is the same fabric as the kimono. The artist's signature is placed on the Okumi (front panel). An Iro-Tomesode with a single family crest can be worn as semi-formal attire and is suitable for ceremonies such as children's entrance or graduation ceremonies. It is more glamorous than a plain-colored kimono and more understated than a visiting kimono, so we hope you will enjoy it with your favorite fukuro obi (formal obi).(^^) ●Color: A grayish reddish-brown color, similar to Tobiiro (a brownish-red color). ●Size: Wide collar, lined One family crest with the Katabami (wood sorrel) crest Length: 166cm Sleeve to sleeve length: 68cm Sleeve length: 56cm Front width: 24.5cm Back width: 30cm *Longer sleeve length Seam allowance on the sleeve side: approx. 1cm Inside hem: approx. 5cm *Please note that there may be slight errors due to amateur measurements. ●Material: Kimono fabric, lining, and back lining are all silk. ●Condition: It has been worn, but it is beautiful and in very good condition. It is a beautiful item, but please understand that it is a used item before purchasing. ●Other notes: The colors may appear different depending on your monitor, so please be aware of this if you are particular about subtle colors. We also have many other kimonos, obis, Japanese accessories, antiques, and brand artists on display. Please take a look here #cafe kimono
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