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Kimono kikko Intangible Cultural Property Yuki Tsumugi Important Intangible Cultural Property NAVY BLUE 50%OFF!

Item number：7563925

2026-01-09 00:00:00 ～ 2026-01-13 23:59:59 まで 50 ％OFF

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＜Description of item＞

＜Kimono Size＞

Length	130	Length (Dashi)
Sleeve & Shoulder width	67	Sleeve & Shoulder width (Dashi)
Sleeve depth	51	Sleeve depth (Dashi)
Post-width		Front-width
The skirt under

A genuine yuki tsumugi kimono woven on a Izari bata hand loom. The weaving style used was Hira-ori. Note: Does not come with a shoshi (kimono identification certificate).

Excellent condition for its age (i.e.taking into account its antique status).

*Attention*
- For fabric crafts or for display purpose.
- Be aware of it antique nature; there may or may not be some minor dirt/oil marks/material flaws/sewing faults/color faults etc.
Plus, there may possibly be some other imperfection which cannot appear in the photos.

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＜Details＞
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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* Items may be provided to museums, art galleries, and exhibitions on a loan basis. Consent will be sought where applicable.