This scarf was made from the kimono of a fornar woman called tsukesage. These kimonos were worn in style when going out in style, such as to a friend's wedding or to see a Kabuki performance. The design depicts winter flowers such as peonies and chrysanthemums. The language of peonies is noble. It is a symbol of a dignified and beautiful woman in the cold of winter.
 The lining is made of a purple silk kimono with a beautiful gradation.
 The ruffles on the left and right sides are made of two different types of pink to show interest.

This one-of-a-kind scarf is made entirely from silk antique kimono fabric.
 The hand-drawn pattern makes it an art piece, like wearing a painting!

The Soul of Old Textiles
Every vintage kimono carries the prayers and craftsmanship of its artisans, as well as the devotion of those who cherished it. It is almost miraculous that a silk fabric, woven 50 years ago, remains intact to this day. Its preservation speaks of the care and skill of those who wore it, their ability to handle it while maintaining its integrity. Each thread tells a story of reverence, patience, and artistry.