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Pure Silk Half-Collar Fabric Only Handmade Antique "Jakusui" (Young Green) This is fabric for a half-collar, made by dismantling a pure silk kimono. Elegant embroidery of plants and trees, evoking a sense of mature spaciousness. With its subdued colors, it can be widely used for casual kimonos to outings. [Size] Approximately 18cm x 90cm *Please allow for slight errors. [Material] Pure Silk [Product Contents] - This is a sale of the fabric for the half-collar only. (Undergarments, kimonos, etc. are not included.) - It will be delivered as a cut-off edge. - This is a remade material produced by dismantling kimonos. - There may be unique textures and individual differences inherent to vintage fabrics. - There may be scratches, scuffs, or color fading in inconspicuous areas. [Regarding Color] The actual color may appear different from the product image due to your device and shooting environment. If you have any concerns, please feel free to ask questions before purchasing. [Notes] - Please purchase only if you understand and appreciate handmade and remade materials. - Please refrain from purchasing if you are seeking perfect condition. - It will be shipped in simple packaging and compressed. ◆Thoughts on Half-Collars Recently, I started decluttering and as I was organizing my kimonos, this half-collar making began. The catalyst was organizing the kimonos left by my grandmother. When I tried to wear them, the size just didn't fit, and I faced the reality that I couldn't wear them as they were. When I took them to a recycle shop, thinking I had no choice but to let them go, the price offered was so low that it left me with an inexpressible sadness. It's a shame for things that have been carefully passed down to be buried away like this. Because I love kimonos, I kept thinking, "How can I make them usable by someone else again?" That's how I arrived at the form of a half-collar. By carefully cutting out the good parts and giving them a new role, they can live again in our attire. I started this activity thinking that such a cycle could be created. For a long time, I thought white collars were sufficient for half-collars, but once I started, I found it to be a truly enjoyable and deep world. I would be happy if I could share this sentiment with others who love kimonos. And I hope that even one more person will enjoy wearing kimonos. There may be some shortcomings, but I appreciate your understanding.
4 days ago