♡ Shiozawa Tsumugi ♡ Vintage ♡ Taisho Roman ♡ Showa Retro ♡ High-Quality ♡ Rare ♡ Unused ● Size: Width: Approx. 35-38 cm Length: Approx. 11-14 cm Total: Approx. 111 cm or more ● Total: 10 pieces Hon-Shiozawa: 6 pieces Shiozawa Tsumugi: 2 pieces Summer Shiozawa: 2 pieces ● Material: 100% Silk ★ Hon-Shiozawa: Has a crepe-like texture and a thick, crisp feel. ★ Shiozawa Tsumugi: Sturdy and has a warm feel. ★ Summer Shiozawa: Thin, translucent, and crisp, with a smooth feel. ※ The thickness and texture of the fabric may vary slightly depending on the era in which it was woven. ✨✦◆✦【Bundle Discount】✦◆✦✨ 200 yen off per item from the second item onwards. ❋ Please purchase after bundling. ❋ Please refrain from individual item discounts. ♡ These fabrics were inherited from my husband's family, who used to run a textile business. These are high-quality hand-woven Shiozawa textiles, well-known to kimono enthusiasts, alongside Yuki and Oshima. Shiozawa Tsumugi and Hon-Shiozawa (Shiozawa Omeshi) are designated as national traditional crafts. The elegant patterns woven with the techniques of the golden age of textiles, such as cross kasuri and kikko kasuri, and the high-quality silk are rare fabrics that are difficult to obtain nowadays. Shiozawa Tsumugi and Hon-Shiozawa (Shiozawa Omeshi) are designated as national traditional crafts. These are new remnants of fabric from bolts of fabric that were just woven at the time, but they have been stored at home for a long time. Please understand that they are old fabrics. I am careful, but please forgive any oversights, such as slight stains, storage odors, or fading. Care: Use a steam iron, or a steam iron on a semi-dry state! (Hon-Shiozawa with a crepe-like texture shrinks when wet, so stretch it slightly while ironing) ❋ Steamed ironed for disinfection. #ShiozawaTsumugi #KimonoHagire (Kimono scraps) #Handmade #Remake #OldFabric #Wafu (Japanese fabric) #Bags #Kinchaku (Drawstring bags) #Fukuromono (Bags and pouches) #Patchwork #Wa-zaiku (Japanese crafts) #Wakomono (Japanese accessories) Other partial uses...etc.