9‑maruki weave:9‑maruki weave is a high-density Oshima Tsumugi weaving grade, woven with finer warp threads than 7‑maruki. Mud-Dyed Oshima Tsumugi is a premium silk textile from Amami Oshima, known for its detailed hand-weaving and natural mud-dyeing techniques.
Tailored in a fully lined (Awase) construction, this rare ladies’ size 【XS】 (143cm length) is highly versatile. Komon (Casual Patterned Kimono). Type: komon (casual patterned kimono). We hope you enjoy exploring kimono not only as traditional art, but also as a unique and stylish option for modern fashion.
Being lightweight (only 631g), it is exceptionally comfortable and easy to wear. Komon (Casual Patterned Kimono). Type: komon (casual patterned kimono). We hope you enjoy exploring kimono not only as traditional art, but also as a unique and stylish option for modern fashion.
Tsumugi (Casual Silk Kimono). Kasuri (Ikat weaving)：Threads are dyed before weaving, creating blurred patterns. Unique and rustic. Type: tsumugi (handwoven silk kimono). Technique: kasuri (ikat weaving).
Komon (Casual Patterned Kimono). Type: komon (casual patterned kimono). Every kimono has a story, a soul, and a history. The exterior remain in beautiful condition. The fabric is described based on visual and tactile inspection.
Mud-Dyed Oshima Tsumugi is a premium silk textile from Amami Oshima, known for its detailed hand-weaving and natural mud-dyeing techniques. Mud-Dyed Oshima Tsumugi. Oshima Tsumugi：Premium silk from Amami Oshima — lightweight, durable, and collectible.
Unlined (Hitoe). Komon (Casual Patterned Kimono). Lining: unlined (hitoe). Type: komon (casual patterned kimono). We hope you enjoy exploring kimono not only as traditional art, but also as a unique and stylish option for modern fashion.
Crafted using authentic yarn-dyed weaving techniques, the fabric showcases a beautiful harmony of color depth and intricate texture that highlights the wearer’s unique charm. Komon (Casual Patterned Kimono).
While worn beneath the outer kimono, this piece embodies the subtle, hidden elegance cherished in Japanese dressing, perfect for those who appreciate the beauty in every layer of their attire. Only parts of the collar and sleeve edges are visible when worn, usually featuring a detachable haneri (decorative collar).