Kimono Floral chal

This scarf was made from a kimono called kurotomesode, made around 1960-1970. This kimono was made from a prestigious kimono worn by mothers at their children's weddings. It is a special kimono that shared the happy time of a family wedding and a mother's love for her child together. This kimono was carefully unraveled and cleaned to create four kimono scarves of different designs. This was made pretty with ruffles on both sides so that it would sway in the wind. The material is 100% silk. Kimono craftsmen apply the colors one by one with a brush using a traditional dyeing method. The design is of a flower representative of Japan, with meanings such as sincerity, elegance, trust, and nobility.

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Something new is created from something old and valuable that exists today. An object that has been filled with many people's thoughts and feelings creates a new owner and a new history, and a strong attachment to the object is formed. It is not about how many things you have, but how many attachments you can have to things.

Step out in sophistication with this kimono style floral longscarf. Featuring exquisite hand-painted floral and nature motifs in rich gold and red hues on deep black fabric, this cape brings timeless elegance to your wardrobe. Perfect for layering, it offers both warmth and unique style, making it ideal for special occasions or everyday chic. The loose fit ensures comfort and versatility for any outfit.