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(JP¥93,400)
Created by traditional craftsman Sadao Shirakawa, this is a very rare creation of wild silk (wild silk) tsumugi. The fabric combines "Tussar San," which can only be obtained in the Assam region of India, and "Kuri-mayu" (chestnut cocoon), which eats chestnut leaves. The fabric, which combines two rare types of wild silk yarn, has a warm, steamed chestnut color (a muted pale yellow). The unevenness of the yarn and color is as beautiful as wood grain, and it has a very tasteful appearance. This is a superb kimono with a crisp feel typical of wild silk and a refined luster. (The obi in the image, 405my71, and accessories are reference products and are not included in this item). With the certificate of authenticity in the image. It is a beautiful item with the stitching thread still attached, indicating it has never been used. [Material] Silk [Color] Steamed chestnut color [Size] Yuk: 68.7cm, Length (from shoulder): 165cm, Sleeve width: 35.1cm, Sleeve length: 49.6cm, Front width: 24.7cm, Back width: 30.4cm, Seam allowance Body side: 1.8cm, Sleeve side: 1.2cm, Ura-age width: 4cm This is a high-quality item, so how about it? It is a recommended item. The obi in the image is, #405my71 obi Immediate purchase is welcome. If you purchase multiple items, we will offer a discount, so please comment. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask before purchasing. If you do not receive a reply to your comment after one day, there is a possibility that we have overlooked it. Please do not hesitate to ask again. Tsumugi is here #m紬 For higher-grade items, click here #m極上の逸品 ild" Body length (from the shoulder)...165-169cm
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