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Kimono NAVY BLUE Oshima Tsumugi 50%OFF!

Item number：7634432

2026-01-09 00:00:00 ～ 2026-01-13 23:59:59 まで 50 ％OFF

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＜Description of item＞

＜Kimono Size＞

Length	135.5	Length (Dashi)	13
Sleeve & Shoulder width	64	Sleeve & Shoulder width (Dashi)	4
Sleeve depth	49	Sleeve depth (Dashi)
Post-width	30	Front-width	25
The skirt under	63

＜Set products Size＞

Length	93	Length (Dashi)
Sleeve & Shoulder width		Sleeve & Shoulder width (Dashi)
Sleeve depth		Sleeve depth (Dashi)
Post-width		Front-width
The skirt under

ENSEMBLE means kimono with matching haori.

Slight spots/tiny holes, but otherwise in excellent condition for putting on.

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＜Details＞
Era	Present(1989 - )
Condition	Excellent
Material	Silk
Base Color	NAVY BLUE

[O'shima tsumugi]
It is produced in O'shimagun, Amami-Islands, Kagoshima.

The color is refined and calm and the fabric is soft and difficult to wrinkle. Threads are dyed with plant dyes such as indigo using a technique characteristic of "O'shima Tsumugi," called "Ori Jime."

As a variety, an additional treatment is made to the dyed thread by dipping them in muddy water; It is called "Doro(mud) Zome(dyeing)."
Marki is a unit of Oshima Tsumugi that tells how many Kasuri warps were used to weave it. High-maruki products can weave more delicate and complex patterns, and a weaver needs well-trained skills and efforts to create them.

There are several kinds of O'shima Tsumugi;
"Doro O'shima"
"Ai(indigo) O'shima"
"Doro Ai O'shima"
"Iro(color) O'shima"
"Natsu(summer) O'shima"
"Gas O'shima"(burned thread)
"warikomi kasuri" and so on.

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