Chrysanthemum within a circle of gold brocade

[Product Description]
Kinran (gold brocade) has been woven mainly in Nishijin, Kyoto.
Kinran is a type of weaving in which gold and silver threads are mixed with colored threads as weft, and the pattern is woven so that it appears in the air.

Brocade has been widely used for Japanese products in the past as a purely Japanese style, but nowadays it is used in a variety of scenes, such as interior decoration, transcending the boundaries between Japan and the West.
Kinran, which is very popular in our stores, is also very Kyoto-like and makes a perfect souvenir or gift.
It would be wonderful to make an original red seal book.

The polyester material is also reasonably priced.

Please note that the threads tend to fray when cut due to the nature of the fabric.
Although the material is washable, we recommend hand washing or partial washing as it is a delicate fabric.
Commercial use OK
[Material]
100% polyester
Made in Japan
[Fabric width]
Approx. 70cm