Exquisite Nikko Geta Clogs - Brand New, Unused Traditional Craft
Nikko Geta (Traditional Craft)
- A rare item that is rarely made today -
Nikko Geta is a traditional craft that has been passed down in Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture for a long time.
This is an extremely elaborate masterpiece, featuring a zori base carefully woven with layers of bamboo skin, a sturdy wooden base, and a black velvet strap.
The zori surface is made of natural bamboo skin, which is highly absorbent and breathable, providing a comfortable fit even with bare feet. It will mold to your feet with wear, and you can enjoy the changing texture unique to natural materials.
The base has a solid construction characteristic of Nikko Geta, offering stability and a structure that combines the appeal of both zori and geta.
The strap is made of a calm black velvet material, giving an elegant and dignified impression.
It can be paired with a wide range of casual kimonos, appealing to connoisseurs.
As indicated by the included instruction manual, this is a rare item of high folk art value, entirely handmade by artisans. It is believed that the same process and materials are rarely used for production today.
In addition to being a practical item,
- For collectors of traditional crafts
- As a special pair for kimono enthusiasts
- For decorating your entryway or Japanese-style room
It possesses a presence befitting these purposes.
Nikko's craftsmanship, which is gradually disappearing with the times.
Please enjoy its reliable skill and aesthetic sense firsthand.
Size: Length 23.5 cm, Width 9 cm, Height 5.5 cm
They look wonderful with Tsumugi fabrics such as Oshima Tsumugi, wool kimonos, and yukata in the summer.
Purchased for 28,000 yen.
I will offer it at a lower price.
For those who wear size 23 to 23.5 cm. By the way, I wear size 24 cm,
but I like the style where the heel extends about 3 cm, so I wear this size.
Geta are not just for summer. They can be worn year-round.
However, they are not suitable for snowy roads.
- A rare item that is rarely made today -
Nikko Geta is a traditional craft that has been passed down in Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture for a long time.
This is an extremely elaborate masterpiece, featuring a zori base carefully woven with layers of bamboo skin, a sturdy wooden base, and a black velvet strap.
The zori surface is made of natural bamboo skin, which is highly absorbent and breathable, providing a comfortable fit even with bare feet. It will mold to your feet with wear, and you can enjoy the changing texture unique to natural materials.
The base has a solid construction characteristic of Nikko Geta, offering stability and a structure that combines the appeal of both zori and geta.
The strap is made of a calm black velvet material, giving an elegant and dignified impression.
It can be paired with a wide range of casual kimonos, appealing to connoisseurs.
As indicated by the included instruction manual, this is a rare item of high folk art value, entirely handmade by artisans. It is believed that the same process and materials are rarely used for production today.
In addition to being a practical item,
- For collectors of traditional crafts
- As a special pair for kimono enthusiasts
- For decorating your entryway or Japanese-style room
It possesses a presence befitting these purposes.
Nikko's craftsmanship, which is gradually disappearing with the times.
Please enjoy its reliable skill and aesthetic sense firsthand.
Size: Length 23.5 cm, Width 9 cm, Height 5.5 cm
They look wonderful with Tsumugi fabrics such as Oshima Tsumugi, wool kimonos, and yukata in the summer.
Purchased for 28,000 yen.
I will offer it at a lower price.
For those who wear size 23 to 23.5 cm. By the way, I wear size 24 cm,
but I like the style where the heel extends about 3 cm, so I wear this size.
Geta are not just for summer. They can be worn year-round.
However, they are not suitable for snowy roads.
Category
Kimono / Yukata
Condition
New/unused
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Unspecified
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