Brand New, Ready to Wear! Nishijin "Yamaharu" Masterpiece by Fujimoto Ryushi, Raden Black Diamond Luxury Fukuro Obi
Color: Silver
Pattern: Floral
Kimono Type: Ready-to-wear Kimono
Brand New! Ready-to-wear!
Nishijin Yamaharu Masterpiece
Takashi Fujimoto Raden Black Diamond Luxury Fukuro Obi
Condition: Brand new, ready-to-wear
Material: Silk: 80% Non-fiber textile: 30%
Certificate: Yamaharu's glasses-shaped certificate is not included.
Finished Length: Approx. 4.50m
Color: Silver-white系
This is a luxury fukuro obi (six-panel, taiko pattern) from Nishijin Yamaharu, crafted by Takashi Fujimoto, head of the Kirari Juku, featuring raden and black diamonds.
■Takashi Fujimoto
Born in Hiroshima Prefecture in 1951.
Moved to Kyoto in 1971, inspired by Kyo-Yuzen dyeing.
Became an independent dyeing artist in 1978.
Established Fujisaigei Co., Ltd. in 1981.
Presented Paindore using recrystallized opal in 1989.
Became the head of the artist group Kirari Juku in 1993.
Black diamond, known in Japanese as Kongo-seki (diamond), is a natural stone considered the hardest based on experimental results. This beautiful black diamond gets its black color from inclusions of iron ore, graphite, and other minerals within the diamond.
Raden (mother-of-pearl inlay) is a decorative technique where the nacreous layer of shells like nacreous shell or abalone is polished with a whetstone, cut to a uniform thickness, and then applied or inlaid. It utilizes the beautiful blue and white iridescence of the shell when light hits it. It is one of the most beautiful crafts among traditional arts.
The crisp obi fabric is woven with horizontal gradations of pearl white and pearl bluish-purple. The overall pattern woven in white is a karakusa (arabesque) motif. The taiko (drum) part is adorned with black diamonds, raden, and gold leaf, giving it a luxurious feel.
Can be worn with Iromuji, Tsukesage, Houmongi, etc.
Kimono Type: Iromuji, Houmongi, Kurotomesode/Irotomesode, Tsukesage
Color: White
Type: Kimono, Obi
Obi and Related Accessories: Fukuro Obi
Pattern: Floral
Kimono Type: Ready-to-wear Kimono
Brand New! Ready-to-wear!
Nishijin Yamaharu Masterpiece
Takashi Fujimoto Raden Black Diamond Luxury Fukuro Obi
Condition: Brand new, ready-to-wear
Material: Silk: 80% Non-fiber textile: 30%
Certificate: Yamaharu's glasses-shaped certificate is not included.
Finished Length: Approx. 4.50m
Color: Silver-white系
This is a luxury fukuro obi (six-panel, taiko pattern) from Nishijin Yamaharu, crafted by Takashi Fujimoto, head of the Kirari Juku, featuring raden and black diamonds.
■Takashi Fujimoto
Born in Hiroshima Prefecture in 1951.
Moved to Kyoto in 1971, inspired by Kyo-Yuzen dyeing.
Became an independent dyeing artist in 1978.
Established Fujisaigei Co., Ltd. in 1981.
Presented Paindore using recrystallized opal in 1989.
Became the head of the artist group Kirari Juku in 1993.
Black diamond, known in Japanese as Kongo-seki (diamond), is a natural stone considered the hardest based on experimental results. This beautiful black diamond gets its black color from inclusions of iron ore, graphite, and other minerals within the diamond.
Raden (mother-of-pearl inlay) is a decorative technique where the nacreous layer of shells like nacreous shell or abalone is polished with a whetstone, cut to a uniform thickness, and then applied or inlaid. It utilizes the beautiful blue and white iridescence of the shell when light hits it. It is one of the most beautiful crafts among traditional arts.
The crisp obi fabric is woven with horizontal gradations of pearl white and pearl bluish-purple. The overall pattern woven in white is a karakusa (arabesque) motif. The taiko (drum) part is adorned with black diamonds, raden, and gold leaf, giving it a luxurious feel.
Can be worn with Iromuji, Tsukesage, Houmongi, etc.
Kimono Type: Iromuji, Houmongi, Kurotomesode/Irotomesode, Tsukesage
Color: White
Type: Kimono, Obi
Obi and Related Accessories: Fukuro Obi
Category
Kimono / Yukata
Condition
New/unused
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
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