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This is a traditional Japanese Kimono dyed (Yuzen) handkerchief.
Yuzen is a traditional industrial art object of Kyoto and Kaga (Ishikawa Prefecture). It is dyeing technique devised in the Edo period by Yuzensai Miyazaki. Only a traditional craftsman can make these.
The size is about 44cm. This hankie does not have a seal tag attached.
Thanks so much for looking.
Does anyone know a source for these in America?
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After reading your post about living in Japan, I thought you might enjoy these.
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Best regards, Kerry
Amazing! Thanks so much for sharing with me, kerry10456!
Your Welcome and Thank You for taking the time to view them. Glad to see you liked them and thanks for the complement.
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