Tea Ceremony Practice Kimono ㊷6・Slight Imperfection・100% Silk・Dark Navy・Reverse Side Compatible・With 2 Pockets

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This is a practice garment for tea ceremony that allows you to practice with a feeling similar to wearing a kimono.

I have been pursuing tea ceremony, Japanese sewing, and Western sewing as a hobby for many years.

I wanted to practice while wearing Western clothes with the same crisp feeling as when wearing a kimono, and I experimented through trial and error.

Several people tried it on and performed the tea ceremony, and I received generally positive feedback.

■ A skirt made of the same material can also be made (it can be wrapped around easily, tapers at the hem for a flattering silhouette, and is less likely to come undone in the front).
It will be made to fit your body, so please comment if you have any requests.

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■ Material: 100% Silk
・ Deep navy blue with a glossy sheen.
・ Beautiful shading.
・ A slightly rough texture with a crisp feel, like Tsumugi silk.
・ Comfortable to wear, feels like it molds to your body.

Size: Free
(Fits S to 3L)

Washing: Hand washable
After hand washing, iron while still slightly damp.

Reason for discount: The lining of the back uses the edge of the fabric roll, but it is not visible when worn. It is discounted by a small amount of 200 yen.

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■ The neckline is deep, with deep shoulder tucks and a dropped waistline that creates a three-dimensional fit. It conforms to your body, so items in your pocket won't fall out, and you can even carry a kettle mat.

■ The front belt (obi) is wide and features a thick obi lining, giving you that crisp feeling like when wearing a kimono.

■ The structure where the obi for attaching the fukusa is pulled directly by the shoulder straps (Photos 2 and 3) allows you to attach the fukusa with one hand and it is less likely to fall off.

■ Tying the shoulder straps in the front and tucking them under the obi increases stability and creates a neat appearance (Photos 3 and 4).
If you clip the fukusa to these straps, it will be even less likely to fall off, which is recommended.

■ The obi is fixed only at the sides, so it can be worn in reverse.

■ In my case, I need to cover my midsection (lol).
I've attached a bit of extra fabric under the obi with tucks, which cleverly conceals it and is very helpful.
■ There are two small pockets there, which are convenient.

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■ I also have a separate listing for a storage bag that can be used as a sukiya-bukuro.
Sorry, currently out of stock.

If purchased as a set,
✱ You will receive a 300 yen discount ✱

You can mix and match.
Any bag will fit.

Please comment if you are interested.

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Although I am an amateur, I make each item with care and dedication.
Thank you for your consideration.