Red/Off-White Faux Patchwork Dot-Print Kimono Silk, 6.5" x 55" #4033

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Red and near-white faux patchwork silk print is a beautiful example of Edo Komon. It's created in a time-consuming process - actually many processes, using rice and/or persimmon paste, paper or metal stencils, and intricate detail with complex resist dying. This technique originated within the samurai classes during the Edo period (1603 – 1868) in Japan. The kimono looked like a solid color from a distance, which was the goal.

This silk has a light crepe texture, medium drape, and many tiny patterns combined and just barely touching, from the expert dying.  The back is much lighter. These pieces were once part of a kimono, and are in perfect condition.  Japan.

 


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