TAIKO(the part of the obi that is used to tie the bow):
116 cm x 32 cm OBIHABA (the part of obi that goes around the waist):
236 cm x 16 cm Excellent condition for its age (i.e.taking into account its antique status). Some spots/starch spots/slight fading/blemishes over all the bolt, but otherwise in excellent condition for its age. Bolt have not been unrolled to facilitate our checking process so all spots/starch spots/slight fading/blemishes cannot be photographed. *Attention*
- For fabric crafts or for display purpose.
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Item Code：7373087
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[ Shibori ]
Japanese resist-dyeing technique whereby fabric is folded, twisted, scrunched, or otherwise shaped into place, tied with knots, and then dyed indigo. The knots "resist" the dye, resulting in unique patterns that consist of colored and uncolored areas. In Japanese, "shibori" means to wring or squeeze.
Shibori has been used to dye patterns on silk in Japan since the eighth century.
"Kara-shibori" is a technique to make shrinks on a textile, without dyeing.
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