This Noshime samurai kimono is Edo period(1800-1850).
HIra-ori is wonderful lustrous silk. The sleeve, the lining, and the collar have been changed. The part of the sleeve is chirimen silk. The lining is cotton.This kimono is samurai's clothes. When entering the castle, it put it on. It puts on the hakama and the old ceremonial dress on this kimono. It is the one at the end of shogunate of Edo period. The family crest is a motif of maru-tate-nihiki. It is a family crest that Mr. Ashikaga&# ...click for details
This is uchishiki textile of excellent Noh- Costume at the latter term of Edo period(1800-1850). It is very beautiful.
Karaori is a feature of noh Costume. It is very expensive and Nishijin textile is valuable. It is not people's things. It is textile of a very gorgeous, beautiful weaving.The motif is mukaibshiturumon (crane face to face to be the diamond), and the good one of the history in the yusoku motif very.
There is no stain. There is not damage either. The state is excellent. It ...click for details
This is uchishiki textile of kakeshita-obi at the latter term of Edo period(1800-1850).
It is Nishijin textile weaving thing. Kakeshita-obi was able to be used only in the castle in Edo period. Therefore, it is not people's things. It is textile of a very gorgeous, beautiful weaving. There must be a stain. There is a repair mark under damage and the center in a left part.There is a rubbed part. However, the state is very good. It is an item that can be a very valuable recommendation it. ...click for details
This is original Edo(1800-1868) samurai Child kamishimo and hakama(uma-hakama) katazome textile. This is very rare. The material is cotton in Edo period. It is made of hand-spun and hand-woven cotton cloth .It dyes it with the indigo dye and the turmeric of nature.It is made of hand-spun and hand-woven cotton cloth . Then, it dyes to green. The motif of katazome is a paper crane. It is very cotton of fine quality. The state is slightly excellent though there is a small hole. It recommends it for ...click for details
This is indigo dye katazome tetile at the Meiji era. It is a motif that mums and is the arabesque. It is thick cotton. It is wonderful and beautiful. There is neither stain nor damage.
size:183cm x 95cm (72" x 37.4")
This is done about the indigo dye at the Meiji era in overalls. It is excellent boro noragi. The patchwork and the sashiko stitch of the repair are wonderful and beautiful. I must feel the spirit of mottainai. It can enjoy both sides.
size:90cm x 90cm (35.4" x 35.4")
This is a kimono of original hemp at the Meiji era. It is a very simple kimono with the family crest. It is made of hand-spun and hand-woven hemp cloth . There is neither stain nor damage and too . It is a kimono of hemp with a very good state.
size:133cm x 127cm (52.4" x 50")
This is original of the Meiji era(1868-1927).
It was made in Hirosaki in the Tohoku region. The indigo dye is indigo of nature. The sashiko stitch is done by the hand very exactly. It is very excellent and beautiful. It can enjoy the design on both sides.There is a thin stain. There is damage in the lower side. However, it is very good overall.
Most stitches sashiko with the string of the indigo dye. Therefore, siroito-sashi (white string sashiko stitch) is very valuable. size:98cm x 127cm ( ...click for details
This is the one in Edo period(1830-1867). All are original. It is made of hand-spun and hand-woven cotton cloth . It is cotton that can be clearly understood as Edo. It is a patchwork and katazome of several kinds of aka-sarasa (Red-chintzs). It is cotton of very wonderful touch. There are several thin stains and small holes. It recommends it for your collection.
size:114cm x120cm (44.9" x 47.2")
It is kasuri child kimono of Taishou era or the indigo dye from the Meiji era. The material is cotton. The kari drinking chief is very charming.
It is warm touch. There is neither stain nor damage. It recommends it for your collection.
size:63cm x 64cm (24.8"x 25.2")
