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Kimono Hitoe (non lining) traditional pattern kikko Yuki Tsumugi NAVY BLUE 60%OFF!

Item number：7422540

2025-12-04 00:00:00 ～ 2026-01-06 23:59:59 まで 60 ％OFF

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＜Description of item＞

＜Kimono Size＞

Length	156	Length (Dashi)
Sleeve & Shoulder width	60	Sleeve & Shoulder width (Dashi)	7
Sleeve depth	41	Sleeve depth (Dashi)	2
Post-width	27	Front-width	21
The skirt under	71

It is a YUKI TSUMUGI, woven in the ISHIGE district, with aspects and texture similar to those found in INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE items.

Some slight spots, but otherwise in excellent condition for putting on.

Only HAKKAKE attached.

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＜Details＞
Era	Present(1989 - )
Condition	Excellent
Material	Silk
Base Color	NAVY BLUE

[Yuki Tsumugi]
Yuki tsumugi is a hand-woven fabric traditionally produced in Oyama, Tochigi and Yuki area, Ibaraki Prefecture.
It’s a high quality tsumugi that was selected as a Japanese important intangible cultural asset.
Light and warm, furthermore it is tough and less likely to wrinkle. The shinier we washed it, it will not be discolored.
It takes 10-15 days to weave the plain cloth, 30-45 days to weave a exquisite Kasuri pattern, therefore, it is said to be first‐class goods among tsumugi.

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