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'Semi-Custom to Order' Japanese Kimono Art / Table Center, Coming of Spring
About the Item
This table Center is semi-custom to order. Within the length of the kimono obi(261cm), we will process it to match the desired table length at no charge.
The pattern that spreads over the entire obi is called SEIGAIHA, a pattern based on the motif of waves. It is a pattern that reminds us of the bounty of the wide ocean, and the pattern of endlessly expanding waves is an auspicious pattern that contains wishes for eternal happiness and a peaceful life for people. In addition, the waves are decorated with a detailed floral pattern, which adds a touch of glamour. You can see that this seemingly simple product has been carefully and delicately crafted.
We titled this product "Arrival of Spring". The warm, light pink silk fabric, the wave pattern that evokes a bright future, and the floral pattern that blooms gorgeously and delicately, all foretell of the arrival of spring.
We encourage you to use this carefully processed Kimono Obi as a table center for special parties and events.
If you have any other requests, we will do our best to accommodate them. Please contact us.
We sincerely wish you a wonderful spring with this product.
- Dimensions:Height: 102.76 in (261 cm)Width: 11.82 in (30 cm)Depth: 0.4 in (1 cm)
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- Date of Manufacture:2022
- Production Type:New & Custom(One of a Kind)
- Estimated Production Time:Available Now
- Condition:Additions or alterations made to the original: Using Vintage Kimono Obi, Our skillful artisans wholeheartedly processed it into Kimono Art. Our artisans has been contributed in fashion industry for decades, and are well versed in Kimono. We're proud of our works and hope you enjoy it!
- Seller Location:Shibuya City, JP
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU8102234004902
Kimono-Couture
Japanese Kimono Art by Kimono-Couture Kimono-Couture proudly creates one-of-a-kind Kimono Art using the highest quality Japanese-made obi. Japanese obi are meticulously crafted through countless intricate processes. We firmly believe that obi represent the culmination of Japan's world-renowned craftsmanship. However, as the culture of wearing kimonos has declined, opportunities to appreciate their beauty have significantly diminished. Therefore, at Kimono-Couture, it is our mission to share the splendor of Japan's traditions, culture, and sensibilities and contribute to the world of kimono culture through the creation of Kimono Art. At Kimono-Couture, our skilled artisans painstakingly examine every detail of each obi to bring out its maximum charm, including patterns, colors, and dimensions. Kimono Art conveys various wishes and meanings through its patterns and colors. For instance, the peacock pattern symbolizes "compassion," "abundance," and "health," while the crane pattern represents "vitality" and "longevity." Detailed explanations of the themes and beliefs behind each piece are available in the description section of our works, which we invite you to explore. We take immense pride in delivering our Kimono Art and your satisfaction is our utmost priority. We offer the option of customizing from your preferred patterns and colors, and we are also happy to suggest recommendations based on the wishes and meanings of Kimono Art. Please don't hesitate to contact us!
We will process it to your desired length free of charge and send it to you.
Please specify your desired length.
Due to the nature of kimono obi, please allow for an error of about 10 cm.
If you wish to have the length adjusted, please allow us time for processing.
We will do our best to meet your request as much as possible, so please contact us.
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