This unstitched luxury furisode layout brings classic Japanese formal elegance straight to your creative wardrobe project. Crafted from pure hon-rinzu silk, the fabric comes to life with hand-drawn Yuzen dyeing from Tokamachi, Niigata, an area renowned for high-grade textile craftsmanship. The design centers on a traditional shell-bucket motif (kaioke) surrounded by flowers of the four seasons: delicate cherry blossoms, mandarin orange blossoms, and deep autumn maples.
This item is presented in the traditional kari-eba format, meaning the silk panels are temporarily basted together to display the continuous pattern before tailoring. That basted structure lets the fabric be custom-cut and sewn into a finished lined (awase) furisode suited to your precise measurements. It comes with matching hakkake under-lining fabric already included, and it's made in Japan from 100% silk.
This is a new, unused piece, offered at clearance pricing as part of a warehouse stock-reduction sale, so it may carry very minor flaws consistent with that kind of special offer.
Japanese-made, hand-processed silk furisode in karieba (temporary basted) form for a lined kimono. Features Tokamachi hand-painted Yuzen designs of shell boxes, tachibana citrus, cherry blossoms, autumn leaves, and other seasonal flowers on luxurious rinzu damask silk. Includes hakkake lining fabric. Formal wear item; condition noted as imperfect.
