Kyokomono Layered Collar Light Blue with Glitter and Cloud Pattern Jacquard Elegant Auspicious Pattern with Attachment Hardware
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This is a layered collar from Kyo Komono. It features a light blue color with a cloud and mist pattern and glitter.
Although only about 5mm of the layered collar is visible at the neckline, this item has glitter that subtly appears in places, adding a touch of elegance to this refined layered collar.
The third photo is the closest to the actual color. In reality, it is a slightly brighter and more beautiful light blue.
(Please understand that our photography skills and device environment are poor, and we cannot accurately capture the true color.)
[Kasumi Mon'yo (Cloud and Mist Pattern)]
This is a traditional Japanese pattern that expresses the appearance of clouds or mist drifting by using horizontal lines and blurring. It is an auspicious pattern that signifies eternity due to its ephemeral nature, appearing and disappearing like a phantom. In particular, patterns resembling the katakana character エ are called Egasumi Mon and have been loved since the Edo period.
This item is new and unused, but has been stored at home for some time. We are looking for buyers who understand this.
Thank you for your consideration.
This is a layered collar from Kyo Komono. It features a light blue color with a cloud and mist pattern and glitter.
Although only about 5mm of the layered collar is visible at the neckline, this item has glitter that subtly appears in places, adding a touch of elegance to this refined layered collar.
The third photo is the closest to the actual color. In reality, it is a slightly brighter and more beautiful light blue.
(Please understand that our photography skills and device environment are poor, and we cannot accurately capture the true color.)
[Kasumi Mon'yo (Cloud and Mist Pattern)]
This is a traditional Japanese pattern that expresses the appearance of clouds or mist drifting by using horizontal lines and blurring. It is an auspicious pattern that signifies eternity due to its ephemeral nature, appearing and disappearing like a phantom. In particular, patterns resembling the katakana character エ are called Egasumi Mon and have been loved since the Edo period.
This item is new and unused, but has been stored at home for some time. We are looking for buyers who understand this.
Thank you for your consideration.
Category
Kimono / Yukata
Condition
New/unused
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Kyoto
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