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"Traditional techniques passed down from the past to the present," cool and refreshing summer kimono... Genuine Oshima Tsumugi of Sha-tsumugi, with a certification tag. Oshima Tsumugi, boasting unwavering popularity, is characterized by its elegant and lustrous sheen compared to ordinary tsumugi. Its light texture and smooth weave provide a unique crispness, offering a refreshing feel against the skin. The subdued raw plaster color, which brings out the unique crispness of Oshima, and the design motif of fine mesh patterns that cast shadows across the entire surface, are the very essence of the wonderful texture of genuine tsumugi, overflowing with the coolness of Sha-tsumugi. Everything about it, the superior quality is unique to genuine Oshima Tsumugi, it's lovely. Brand new, only worn for photography, this piece is hand-sewn with basting threads still attached. This kimono incorporates an unadorned continuous pattern in a light grayish tone, accentuating the coolness of summer tsumugi. It is the perfect garment for expressing a sophisticated sense of transparency. Sha is a simple twisted weave created by interlacing two warp threads with each weft thread, resulting in a more sheer fabric than Ro (a type of gauze). It is one of the summer fabrics that can be worn for a wide range of occasions, from casual to semi-formal. There are patterned Mon-sha (gauze with patterns) and Tsumugi-sha (sha using tsumugi threads). The mesh pattern is a design that connects intersecting curves. It came to be called the mesh pattern because it resembles the mesh of a fisherman's net. In the Edo period, it was used in porcelain patterns, Komon (fine patterned) and Tenugui (hand towels). Patterns that depict fish, shrimp, octopus, etc., using the mesh pattern to represent an actual fishing net, were also created in the late Edo period and are still loved today by fishermen and people in fish markets as "Tai-ryo Mon" (abundant catch patterns). "The beautiful world of tsumugi that heals the soul with summer Kasuri (ikat weaving)," with a guarantee of reliable quality... The refreshing silhouette of tsumugi allows for an elegant charm and a mature appearance with depth. Please take this opportunity to have it in your hands. Measurement Table Length: 167cm (from shoulder) 裄 (Yukitake): 66.5cm Shoulder Width: 31.5cm Sleeve Width: 35cm Sleeve Length: 49cm Front Width: 23.5cm Back Width: 29cm Material: Pure silk (single-layered) Seam Allowance: Length (Ura-age: Front 2.5cm, Back 4cm) Yukitake (Body side: 2cm, Sleeve side: 1cm) Sleeve Length (3cm) Tsumugi here ❁ #tomihisaTsumugi Summer Kimono here ❁ #tomihisaSummerKimono Tomiisa's Kimono here ❁ #tomihisa
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