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Product Description

A one-of-a-kind tapestry lovingly remade from an authentic uchikake wedding robe fabric dating back to the early Showa era (c. 1920s–1930s).

The design is filled with traditional Japanese auspicious motifs, including cranes, pine trees, seigaiha waves, and shippo patterns, all symbols of longevity, prosperity, harmony, and good fortune. Rich gold couching embroidery (Kinkoma-shishu) catches the light beautifully, creating a sense of dignity and celebration.

More than a decorative textile, this piece carries the spirit of a bygone Japan. The passage of nearly a century can be felt in every stitch, every subtle variation in color, and every trace of its history. It evokes the elegance of traditional wedding ceremonies and the craftsmanship of artisans from another era.

Whether displayed in a home, gallery, tea room, boutique, or collection of Japanese antiques, it brings a powerful presence and a timeless sense of beauty.

Color

Please note: Due to monitor settings and viewing environments, the actual color may vary slightly from the images.

Material

100% Silk

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Condition

This textile is approximately 90–100 years old and bears signs of its long journey through time, including stains, color transfer, and repairs to the lining.

Rather than diminishing its appeal, these traces of age tell the story of the fabric’s life and history. The tapestry possesses a depth, atmosphere, and authenticity that cannot be recreated by modern reproductions.

For collectors and admirers of antique Japanese textiles, these characteristics are part of the piece’s unique charm and historical value.

Please note that this item has been stored in a private home.

Fold lines or wrinkles from storage may be present. Thank you for your understanding.

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