Thank you for viewing! This is a piece of silk kimono that has been unpicked and made into a scrap. Tatakizome (dyeing technique) Shibori (tie-dye) with Tsujigahana pattern #Marippe's Komon Hagi (small patterned kimono scraps) Material: Silk Base color: Indigo Tatakizome Size: Approximately 37 x 110cm ★The condition is good, but there may be some overlooked minor stains or discoloration, so please understand.★ Please understand that there may be some loose threads, holes from thread removal, or areas where threads haven't been completely removed. I have other items for sale, so please take a look. How about using it for remaking, bags, coats, patchwork, making dresses, skirts, etc.? Please understand that there may be some slight errors as I am an amateur. ☆Indigo, Katazome (stencil dyeing), Remake, Handmade, Patchwork, Antiques Handmade, Kimono, Antique, Vintage Old cloth, Indigo dyeing, Cotton, Rare, Valuable, Intangible Cultural Heritage Hagire (scraps), Old cloth, Indigo cotton, Cotton, Katazome (stencil dyeing), Katazome (stencil dyeing), Vermilion, Red Vermilion, Red, Kasuri (ikat), E-gasuri (patterned ikat), Sarasa (chintz), Wa-sarasa (Japanese chintz), Cotton, Silk, Silk, Silk Yuki-tsumugi (Yuki silk), Nagoya Obi (belt), Arabesque pattern, Butterflies, Otafuku (a type of mask) Tairyoki (fishing flags), Komon (small patterned kimono), Edo Komon (Edo period small patterned kimono), Small flowers, Iro-gasuri (colored ikat), Hanpatsu (bolt of fabric), Chijimi (crepe), Hagire (scraps), Hagire (scraps), Hanpatsu (bolt of fabric), Oshima Tsumugi (Oshima silk), Oshima, Kurume, Kurume Kasuri (Kurume ikat), Kurume Gasuri (Kurume ikat), Cho (butterfly), Tefutefu (butterfly) Meiji era, Taisho era, Showa era, Meiji period, Taisho period, Showa period☆