Роскошное японское кимоно keicho халат из хлопка и чистого шелка

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Kimono - The Beauty of Japanese Dyeing Technology
This product is a top quality kimono produced using the Kyo-yuzen technique.
It is a completely handmade masterpiece made of the finest silk and crafted by the most skilled artisans.
This kimono is a Furisode.
Furisode is worn in Japan as formal attire for unmarried women.
It is characterized by its long sleeves and is the most luxurious of all kimonos.
Existence itself is a work of art.
Recommended as indoor furnishings for a luxurious space.

◎Product Description◎
The Keicho pattern is derived from a pattern often seen on Kosode (small sleeves) of the Keicho era, the first year of the Edo period (1603-1868).
It consists of various shapes such as circles, triangles, and diamonds, which are irregularly divided and dyed, and then the pattern is laid out in detail on top of them.
It is characterized by glittering decorations.
In addition, modern patterns such as the prestigious shell buckets and palace cars are placed at points on this Furisode, making the special occasion even more glamorous.





What is Kyo-yuzen?
Kyo-yuzen(yuzen dyeing) is said to have originated in the late 17th century, when Miyazaki Yuzenzai, a fan painter in Gion, Kyoto, applied various previously established pattern-dyeing techniques and devised a new pattern-dyeing technique with free pattern expression and rich color expression.
There are two typical Kyo-yuzen techniques: "Tegaki Yuzen," in which all processes are done by hand, and "Kata Yuzen," which is finished using stencils created in the Meiji era.
Both require a high level of skill.

Tegaki yuzen is one of the types of yuzen dyeing (the other being stencil dyeing) and refers to the drawing of patterns by hand using various brushes.
Through the establishment during the Edo period of techniques using itomenori paste, it became possible to create dyed patterns without the colours next to each other mixing.
The dyeing process that creates sharp colours that stand out is characteristic of tegaki yuzen.




Kimono Dimensions
Length (of clothing)
178cm
Front-width cloth
24.6cm
Breadth of the back
30.3cm
Distance from the seam in the back of a kimono
 to the end of the sleeve
73.9cm
Corresponding Height
165cm
Girth around the body
110cm


* Length can be adjusted.
* These are the tailoring dimensions when worn as a kimono.
The sizes of tailoring for display purposes and for wearing purposes are different.
Please make sure to check and contact us in advance.


Product Usage




Usage Notes:
◎This product is made of pure silk fabric, hand-dyed and processed with vividly colored dyes, some of which are gold or silver foil.
Due to the nature of the material, prolonged exposure to ultraviolet rays such as sunlight may cause the color to fade or yellow.
Also, friction and wetting may cause color fading, color migration, or discoloration.
Please be careful about storage location, rain, sweat, and other moisture.

◎When cleaning, consult a specialty store that handles high-end garments.

◎This item is sold as artwork (for display).
If you wish to wear it as a kimono, the size of the finished kimono will be different.
Please contact us in advance if you intend to wear it.

◎Kimono only sold.
The stand for display and the tools for dressing (obi, sandals, bag, etc.) are not included.

* Depending on your environment, the colors in the photos may differ slightly from the actual product.

Company Profile :
Founded in 1946, we are a company that makes kimono with elegant traditional patterns, known as Kyo Yuzen.
The kimonos we make are like works of art, made with wonderful techniques that are unique in the world.
At the same time, we are also engaged in activities aimed at promoting awareness of Kyo Yuzen and fostering successors.


Company Profile




KIMURA SENSHOW was founded in 1946 in Kyoto to create hand-painted Kyoto Yuzen kimonos.
We have refined traditional kimono making by handmade craftsmanship, incorporating the sensitivities of the times while continuing the techniques and traditions handed down from our predecessors.
As traditional Japanese culture is in decline due to the diversification of lifestyles and other factors, we are not only producing kimonos, but are also actively developing new products such as glass and stationery based on the vast amount of design and knowledge accumulated in the company.
Winner of the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Award (Gold Prize) for four consecutive years, the Governor's Award, and many other awards at exhibitions in Kyoto.





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