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Formal accessories made of Kyoto Nishijin silk
The hound’s tooth pattern is a classic and popular pattern. Four colors are available: black, navy, champagne, and silver. The silk is thick and of high quality, carefully woven on a low-speed loom by a long-established weaver in Nishijin, Kyoto.
One-off formal accessories made from innovative Nishijin woven fabrics.
Is this Nishijin weaving? This was my impression when I saw this design. I had only had an image of gorgeous kimonos and obis when I thought of Nishijin brocade, so I was surprised to see such a modern textile.The fabric was manufactured by a venerable Nishijin weaving mill founded in the Genroku era.