This is a stole made from a bolt of kimono fabric dyed with Fukadeguro (Kyoto Monzuki). In Japan (Kyoto), black dyeing has been practiced since the Edo period, and the blacker the dye, the higher the quality. This is a dyeing method unique to Kyoto that produces a deep, rich black that is not ordinary. It has an incredibly smooth texture, and even after repeated washing, the depth of the black and the texture are less likely to be lost, offering durability that allows the color and texture to last. "Densho Midoroguro" is a top-quality dyed product that combines the traditional black dyeing technique "Gobaishiguro," which originates from the spring water of Midoro Pond in Rakuhoku, Kyoto, with unique techniques. It is characterized by a deep and dignified black color and is used for mourning clothes, etc. This time, we used antique fabric to create it, so we have made it available at an affordable price. This is a high-quality crepe silk stole. The edges of the stole are finished with a picot stitch. It was made from a bolt of fabric. (Please note that the fabric used here is antique.) It was made from the bolt of fabric shown in the image. The certification label is not included with the product. (See photo 20) We have tried to avoid areas with stains or damage as much as possible, but as we are using old fabric, we ask for your understanding if you are purchasing this as a kimono remake. All the works introduced here are made one by one in our atelier. Please enjoy the deep color and texture of Japan black, which has been created over time. [Material] 100% silk ・Regarding washing methods, we basically recommend washing at a dry cleaner. If washing at home, please use a detergent that does not contain bleach. ※If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to ask. ・Please confirm and judge the condition of the product in the photos before purchasing. No stains, tears, or odors.