A wax-resist dyed obiage (decorative sash) like modern art Artist-made 100% silk Purchased at an artist exhibition in a department store in Tokyo. I kept it, taking it out to look at it... but never wore it. I forgot the artist's name. I believe it was wax-resist dyeing, but I'm not sure. It seems to be a difficult technique to separate colors like this, especially the thin lines. It looked blue in the photos, but it's a deep emerald green. How about it for the colors of autumn and winter? The whole thing has a light crepe-like texture, with beautiful shadows... Since it's naturally dyed, the colors aren't perfectly uniform, so I think you can feel the texture. No noticeable damage such as stains or tears. Some wrinkles from storage. There is a tiny pinhole mark where the price tag was removed (photo 12). This is the part that will be folded in when worn. ↑ Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned. I would appreciate it if those who understand that this is a personal item would purchase it. Colors: Khaki, green, pinkish brown? It seems to shimmer depending on the light... The colors in photos 1-4 are probably the closest. Length: Approximately 170cm Width: Approximately 27-28cm Accessories: None ○ Immediate purchase OK. ○ Please refrain from purchasing if you are a harsh judge. ○ Will be shipped folded via Nekopos (a Japanese delivery service). Japanese accessories Theater Kabuki Nao (magazine)