Red Nagajuban fabric with shibori technique - Product Name: Okomi Shibori Nagajuban - Color: Red - Features: Decoration using shibori technique - Usage: Worn under a kimono The box is old and dirty. I think the juban fabric inside is clean. Material: Pure silk (100% silk) Texture: Small, smooth, and soft crepe. It has an elegant texture similar to habutae and has the advantage of being wrinkle-resistant. Uses: Because of its good slip, it is suitable as a lining for hakama, nagajuban, hiyoku, and do-ura. Especially recommended for lining dyed kimonos such as komon, tsukesage, and iromuji. Functionality: It is resistant to friction and shrinkage. Some are treated with anti-static processing. History and Production Area Seika Palace is a type of Seika crepe that has been used since the late 1950s. In order to overcome the shortcomings of conventional crepe fabrics using strong twisted yarn, such as "shrinkage," wall-twisted yarn and double wall-twisted yarn are used for the weft to form a low crepe. The main production area is Gosen City, Niigata Prefecture. Advantages of Seika Palace Comfort: It is light and durable, and is said to be comfortable when made into a kimono. Appearance: It conforms well to the outer fabric and allows for good leg movement, maintaining a beautiful appearance. Durability: It is treated with anti-mold and anti-shrinkage processing, and there is almost no yellowing or slippage, so it can be used with peace of mind. It is almost no longer produced today It is a valuable item. No pets or smokers. Thank you for viewing.