I made a cute blouse with ribbons by unraveling an antique michiyuki coat. The original michiyuki coat showed no signs of wear and was in very beautiful condition. (Photos 13, 14, 15) After unraveling, it has only been sterilized with a high-temperature iron. It has a bright yellow-orange color with a gentle pattern. The fabric has a sheen and is very supple. Judging from the stitching, I thought it was a high-quality michiyuki coat. Although it doesn't have sleeves, the shoulders naturally drop, giving it a French sleeve look. Because of the supple fabric, the drape is also very beautiful. It has a generous design, so you can wear it over a knit sweater in the fall and winter. In the spring and summer, I think it would be lovely to wear it alone. There is a place where the thread is pulled at the neckline (Photo 12). If you can accept it, please consider purchasing it. Silk kimonos are very valuable. Unraveling a kimono is difficult, but it's wonderful to be able to enjoy the feel of Japanese fabric in everyday life. It's also a good point that you can enjoy the unique colors and combinations of Japan. I enjoy making Western clothes as a hobby, specializing in straight stitching. I remake old kimonos and furoshiki cloths such as tsumugi, meisen, and komon. Since it is handmade by an amateur, there may be thread holes, remaining threads, small scratches, creases that cannot be removed by ironing, and unstable stitches. If you understand this, please consider purchasing it. *Please avoid washing as much as possible, and after wearing, hang it on a hanger and let it breathe. Material: Probably silk Length: Approximately 57cm Width: Approximately 69.5cm Length of ribbon from the chest: Approximately 75cm #OshimaTsumugi #Meisen #HaoriRemake #MichiyukiRemake #Handmade #KimonoRemake