Fukuro-Obi Houkoku Huki Nishiki [Web Only]

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Fukuro-Obi Houkoku Huki Nishiki [Web Only]

Regular price: $6,713.00 （Tax included.）
Sale price: $6,713.00 （Tax included.）
Regular price: $13,425.00
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Pattern Description

豊国富貴錦（ほうこくふうきにしき）

帯の柄は桃山時代に京都東山に建立した、武将・豊臣秀吉の廟所の極楽門を滋賀県宝厳寺の唐門（国宝に指定）へ移築した、その唐門に装飾された牡丹唐草の彫刻に着想を得ました。力強く削り出された躍動感あふれる牡丹の迫力をそのままに、金銀箔、数多の色箔の輝きで大胆に配色し、桃山様式の豪華絢爛で﨟たける世界を再構築しました。吉祥文様でもある牡丹は富貴の象徴とも呼ばれる百花の王。他に類を見ない美しさと品格が漂います。

Coordinates by Tatsumura

～A visitation kimono in Toyokuni Fuki Nishiki and white porcelain color

The king of a hundred flowers, peonies, exude a unique elegance.

Toyokuni Fuki Nishiki" is an overwhelmingly beautiful kimono with large peonies depicted in bold compositions and glittering gold and silver leaf and colored leaf. The peonies, known as the king of a hundred flowers, have an indescribable beauty. This is a visiting kimono with an impactful skunk cabbage painted on it, which harmonizes with the dynamism of the obi. The matching obi-age and obijime are based on white to maintain a neat and clean atmosphere, and a few memorable colors are used to accent the outfit. Add a clutch bag with shining fine beads as if you were choosing jewelry, and you will have a gorgeous style suitable for adult women who want to see their total outfit at a dinner party.

Product Description

Tatsumura Bijutsu Orimono's sack belts are woven with the same yarn on both the front and the back in a rare and unique weaving technique called "honbukuro ".

There are no sewing seams in the obi itself, so it has an excellent fit to the body, and you can enjoy a comfortable feeling of wearing it for a long time without it shifting. It is suitable for a wide range of kimono, such as furisode, visiting kimono, tsukigae, and colored kimono, as well as for parties, ceremonies, and other festive occasions such as dinners.

Please allow about 3 weeks for the obi to be tailored after purchase. The cost of tailoring is free of charge.
*If you choose "No need (no box or wrapping)" for wrapping, the obi will be delivered in a tatoushi paper box. If you choose a paper box, the tatoushi will be attached separately. (If you don't need it, please write it in the remarks column.)

Size (cm) : (When tailored): 1 length, 1 shaku 8 sun (approx. 4.5 m)

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Product Name :	Fukuro-Obi Houkoku Huki Nishiki [Web Only]
Product type :	Obi Sash
Size (cm) :	(When tailored): 1 length, 1 shaku 8 sun (approx. 4.5 m)
Related Tags :	Web only、 Outlet、 Wrapping not available、 Pattern_Toyokuni Fuki Nishiki、 double-woven obi、
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〒615-0022
2F Life Plaza Nishioji-Shijo, 25 Saiin Hira-cho, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto, Japan
075-325-5580
Business hours: 9:00-17:30
Holidays: Saturdays, Sundays and national holidays

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〒104-0042
6F, Koho Building, 1-5-11 Irifune, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan
03-3551-5756
Business hours: 9:00-17:55
Holidays: Saturdays, Sundays and national holidays

About Tatsumura Bijutsu Orimono

■Our Commitment
Originality", "Restoration", and "Aesthetics": these three elements are the basic spirit of our company, which has been passed down from Heizo I to the present. We would like to introduce our company's commitment to establishing a new field of "art textiles" in textiles.
■History
Heizo Tatsumura I established the new field of "art textiles" based on his research and restoration of ancient textiles. We would like to introduce our company's path to the present day, consistently introducing the excellence of fine art textiles to the world.
■About Heizo Tatsumura
Heizo Tatsumura I brought "innovation" to the world of textiles. He devoted himself to the research of traditional textiles such as the ancient textile fragments from Horyuji Temple and Shosoin Repository, and as a leading restorer, raised the status of textiles to that of an "art form".