■■■ Size ■■■ Width approximately 30.5cm

■■■ Product Details ■■■ [Pure silk, unused]
The condition has light stains on various parts of the surface and back as shown in the close-up images.

Authentic Chikuzen Hakata weaving is
a silk fabric produced in Hakata Ward, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, and its surrounding areas.
It features geometric patterns based on Buddhist ritual implements such as the dokko and flower dishes.
Since Chikuzen feudal lord Nagamasa Kuroda presented it to the shogunate during the Edo period,
it is also called Hakata offering or offering Hakata.
It is woven in a technique called 'okime-ori' which makes the horizontal ridges stand out.
Using 30 to 60 fine weft threads, it has firmness and resilience,
a stiff texture, and a glossy appearance.
It is said to be a well-tied, hard-to-fall-apart, easy-to-tie obi.

This is a very high-quality item.
We are offering it at a low price, so please take this opportunity.

※ We strive to photograph in colors as close to the actual product as possible, but there may be rare discrepancies.
※ If the length of the sewn-in part is asymmetrical, the shorter side is noted.Please note that we cannot guarantee returns or discounts for asymmetrical items, so please purchase with understanding.
※ Inspection for defects has not been performed. Thank you for your understanding in advance.
※ Since our products are one-of-a-kind, prices may change depending on the season and stock status.
※ For products labeled as 'Washable Kimono,' we cannot accept returns after washing the item upon delivery.Please have it cleaned at a specialty store just in case.
※ The items shown in the photos are all that are included. No other accessories are available, so please understand.
※ Due to limited photo slots, only one reference image per area is posted regarding condition photos.
※ Please refer below for the approximate size of the kimono: