There is a seam unraveling at the hanging end pouch binding part.
There are folded mountain lines all over because it was used as a half-width obi.
There are other slight spots.
Excellent condition.
Please refrain from buying if you are nervous. * Items come with everything pictured (e.g. boxes, accessories, etc. if any).
* Please read through our store policy pages before ordering. Our store primarily sells vintage & antique wares.
Please understand that age affects both item condition and value as a collectible.
Check the condition in each photo carefully to help you decide whether to bid or buy.
If there is anything specific you would like to know about this item, please contact us.
Item Code：7712771
Size (cm)
Taiko part length
109
Largeur de la partie Taiko
30.5
Taiko part width
248
Front part width
16
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[Kawashima Selkon]
A Nishijin brocade store of long standing since 1843.
In 1843, the 1st Kawashima Jinbē established it.
In 1879, Benjirō succeeded the 2nd Jinbē, the 2nd head of the family.
In 1888, Benjirō manufactured ornamental textiles in the room of the Meiji Palace. He turned out to be the first artisan of ornamental textiles in the country. Thus, he became the first purveyor for a palace room in the country.
In 1910, the 2nd Jinbē died. The 3rd Kawashima Jinbē succeeded the head of the family.
In 1938, he reformed the store to a corporate organization, and established “Kawashima Orimono Jinbē Inc. Store”.
The next year he changed the store’s name to “Kawashima Orimonosyo Inc.”.
In 1957, he changed it to “Kawashima Orimono Inc.”.
* ”orimono” means “textile” or “fabric”.
In 1974, Jinbē producted ornamental textlies within the room of Akasaka Palace. Jinbē received a praise from the Prime Minister at that time.
In 1996, Jinbē took part in a restored article of the Shosoin treasures, “Ashiginu Itten”.
In 2005, he supplied one of his works, “Reika” (rei = beautiful or elegant, ka = flower), which is a type of Tuzureori wall pictures at the dinner room of Kyoto Guest House.
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JAPANESE KIMONO / BAMBOO PATTERN WEAVING NAGOYA OBI
There is a seam unraveling at the hanging end pouch binding part.
There are folded mountain lines all over because it was used as a half-width obi.
There are other slight spots.
Excellent condition.
Please refrain from buying if you are nervous. * Items come with everything pictured (e.g. boxes, accessories, etc. if any).
* Please read through our store policy pages before ordering. Our store primarily sells vintage & antique wares.
Please understand that age affects both item condition and value as a collectible.
Check the condition in each photo carefully to help you decide whether to bid or buy.
If there is anything specific you would like to know about this item, please contact us.
Item Code：7712771
[Kawashima Selkon]
A Nishijin brocade store of long standing since 1843.
In 1843, the 1st Kawashima Jinbē established it.
In 1879, Benjirō succeeded the 2nd Jinbē, the 2nd head of the family.
In 1888, Benjirō manufactured ornamental textiles in the room of the Meiji Palace. He turned out to be the first artisan of ornamental textiles in the country. Thus, he became the first purveyor for a palace room in the country.
In 1910, the 2nd Jinbē died. The 3rd Kawashima Jinbē succeeded the head of the family.
In 1938, he reformed the store to a corporate organization, and established “Kawashima Orimono Jinbē Inc. Store”.
The next year he changed the store’s name to “Kawashima Orimonosyo Inc.”.
In 1957, he changed it to “Kawashima Orimono Inc.”.
* ”orimono” means “textile” or “fabric”.
In 1974, Jinbē producted ornamental textlies within the room of Akasaka Palace. Jinbē received a praise from the Prime Minister at that time.
In 1996, Jinbē took part in a restored article of the Shosoin treasures, “Ashiginu Itten”.
In 2005, he supplied one of his works, “Reika” (rei = beautiful or elegant, ka = flower), which is a type of Tuzureori wall pictures at the dinner room of Kyoto Guest House.
Item Code：7712771
Size (cm)
Taiko part length
109
Largeur de la partie Taiko
30.5
Taiko part width
248
Front part width
16
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