Unused, Unsewn. Reference retail price: ¥589,000. Made by a prestigious Kyoto weaver, winner of the Kyoto Prefectural Governor's Award, etc.

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[Reference Retail Price: 589,000 yen] Latest work, made by a prestigious weaver awarded the Kyoto Prefectural Governor's Prize, etc. A cat chasing butterflies, unused, unsewn.

This is a wonderful piece with an eye-catching design from a prestigious weaver often featured in the Nishijin Textile Exhibition and other industry publications, and awarded the Kyoto Prefectural Governor's Prize.

The design features a charming cat chasing butterflies.
Cats were first mentioned in Egypt in 2000 BC, and it is said they came to Japan with the introduction of Buddhism.
They have been cherished since ancient times as beneficial animals that eliminate mice that eat stored grains and silkworms, and have been treated as symbols of abundance and wealth.
Even today, cats are cherished as symbols of good luck and important companions to humans, and this pattern is full of stories.

This belt uses very high-quality threads in tasteful and profound colors, and features a design that expresses the image of a chandelier.
Such belts tend to be thought of as having a distinctive design, but they surprisingly match well with kimonos.
If you don't have one, please consider it.

The presence and sophisticated design that attract viewers are unique to this weaver.

If you pair it with white Oshima Tsumugi or a stylish visiting kimono, you will surely stand out from the crowd.

It may seem like a heavy belt just by looking at it, but it is woven to be surprisingly supple and easy to tie.

Although it is new, it has been in someone's possession once.
Please refrain from bidding if you are looking for something perfect like a department store item.

Thank you very much.

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