New Shupia Tamahabuta Silk Kyoto Body Lining Fabric Bolt White Ecru
I am organizing my grandmother's kimonos and have decided to list them. As there are many, I haven't been able to photograph every detail, but please feel free to comment if there's anything you're interested in. I will upload additional photos. Many items have aged since they were tailored, and some may show age-related discoloration. Please consider these if you plan to use them as Japanese patterned fabric. Items may be suddenly removed for disposal (scheduled until April 26th). Also, to reconfirm for any missed stains or other issues not mentioned, I would appreciate it if you could comment before purchasing. ======================== Supreme Special Weave Tamahabutae Silk Genuine silk lining for three kimonos Width: Approx. 38 cm Length: Approx. 25.8 m Photo 4: I have a small amount of similar fabric that I can include if you wish. Although I cannot see everything as it is sewn, the visible parts are clean, so I believe it is generally in good condition. This is an unbleached lining fabric bolt. ★ New Spia Processing This refers to a special processing applied mainly to genuine silk (silk) fabrics, which includes anti-mildew and anti-yellowing treatment, as well as ceramic processing. This processing enhances the unique whiteness and luster of silk, resulting in a pure and refined texture. Ceramic Processing: Enhances the whiteness of silk and has the effect of preventing yellowing and discoloration. Anti-mildew and Anti-yellowing: Inhibits mold and yellowing, maintaining its beautiful condition for a long time. Features: Benefits include maintaining the natural texture of silk, long-lasting luster, and resistance to static electricity. New Spia Processing is a product that maximizes the characteristics of silk while also pursuing ease of care. *Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to personal storage conditions.
Item condition
Almost new
Used a few times, but doesn’t look used
Ships from
Aichi
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