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NAKACHUU CO.,LTD.
| Address | 245 Yakushi-cho Kamigyo-ku Kyotoshi Kyoto, JAPAN ZIP:602-8442 |
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| Representative Name | Tadahiko Nakamura |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | closed |
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SD item code:10223884
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Size|150cm x 235cm
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Country of Origin|Made in Japan
Material|100% silk Color|Kinari (Ivory) Package: individual packaging
Year of manufacture: 2022
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Description
| Kyotango Ori O O Japanese sewing company. At a weaving factory in Kyotango (Miyazu*Amanohashidate). Simple, steadily woven [silk plain weave]. This is a standard weaving technique that has remained unchanged since the old days of kimono weaving. The weave is tightly packed vertically and horizontally for a firm finish. The warp is spun silk and the weft is silk pongee. The warp, the key to weaving, is made of spun silk, and the weft, the key to texture, is made of spun silk. The weft yarn, which is the decisive factor for the texture, is made of Tsumugi silk (silk pongee yarn). While giving a firm texture and thickness, the weft yarn is made of silk spun from silk. The silk silk weft is the key to the texture of this fabric. The silk's natural moisture absorption*dissipation and heat retention properties make for a comfortable night's sleep. It has advantages that silk satin does not have. The yarn type and weaving method are different from those of silk satin (raw silk vermillion weave) used for general silk sheets. This sheet is made of silk plain weave fabric suitable for practical use. The sheets are made of a plain-weave silk fabric suitable for practical use, which is different in yarn type and weaving method from the silk satin (raw silk shuuko weave) used in the production of sheets. It does not have a luxurious appearance, but it has a simple and familiar texture suitable for practical use. Slow craftsmanship. It can still be there. The woven fabric is carefully sewn one by one by skilled craftsmen. Sewing sheets is surprisingly difficult and requires a unique sensibility to sew a long straight line. Specializing in kimonos, lintels, and other Japanese-style garments Skilled in-house workers with many years of sewing experience sew several sheets a day. They carefully sew several sheets a day. Thinking of my daughter, I sew one stitch today. Thinking of my grandchildren, I sew one stitch today. Such craftsmanship should still exist. Even though it is said to be slowing down, it is still possible. With this in mind, one piece, and then another, and then another. Country of Origin|Made in Japan Material|100% silk Color|Kinari (Ivory) Size|150cm x 235cm *Care instructions Can be washed at home. Please avoid tumbler drying (using a dryer). After washing, please hang it up to dry. *For long-lasting use of the product, please wash it by hand or machine wash with a net. We recommend hand-washing *Machine washing with a net is recommended. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From May.28th to Jul.31st |
| Air Mail | From May.10th to May.14th |
| EMS | From May.9th to May.14th |
| Pantos Express | From May.13th to May.16th |
| DHL | From May.9th to May.13th |
| UPS | From May.9th to May.13th |
| FedEx | From May.9th to May.13th |
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Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
*Normal packaging for each product is a PP bag with a Nakamura Chuzaburo Shoten paper belt enclosed.
*We will do our best to accommodate your requests for packaging formats, such as not requiring a paper belt or using original materials (provided by us). We will do our best to accommodate your requests. *We take pictures in an environment that brings out the original color of the product, but the color of the product may differ from the actual color due to the environment of the computer. Please understand this when ordering. |
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At a weaving factory in Kyotango (Miyazu*Amanohashidate).
Simple, steadily woven [silk plain weave].
This is a standard weaving technique that has remained unchanged since the old days of kimono weaving.
The weave is tightly packed vertically and horizontally for a firm finish.
The warp is spun silk and the weft is silk pongee.
The warp, the key to weaving, is made of spun silk, and the weft, the key to texture, is made of spun silk.
The weft yarn, which is the decisive factor for the texture, is made of Tsumugi silk (silk pongee yarn).
While giving a firm texture and thickness, the weft yarn is made of silk spun from silk.
The silk silk weft is the key to the texture of this fabric.
The silk's natural moisture absorption*dissipation and heat retention properties make for a comfortable night's sleep.
It has advantages that silk satin does not have.
The yarn type and weaving method are different from those of silk satin (raw silk vermillion weave) used for general silk sheets.
This sheet is made of silk plain weave fabric suitable for practical use.
The sheets are made of a plain-weave silk fabric suitable for practical use, which is different in yarn type and weaving method from the silk satin (raw silk shuuko weave) used in the production of sheets.
It does not have a luxurious appearance, but it has a simple and familiar texture suitable for practical use.
Slow craftsmanship.
It can still be there.
The woven fabric is carefully sewn one by one by skilled craftsmen.
Sewing sheets is surprisingly difficult and requires a unique sensibility to sew a long straight line.
Specializing in kimonos, lintels, and other Japanese-style garments
Skilled in-house workers with many years of sewing experience sew several sheets a day.
They carefully sew several sheets a day.
Thinking of my daughter, I sew one stitch today.
Thinking of my grandchildren, I sew one stitch today.
Such craftsmanship should still exist.
Even though it is said to be slowing down, it is still possible.
With this in mind, one piece, and then another, and then another.
Country of Origin|Made in Japan
Material|100% silk
Color|Kinari (Ivory)
Size|150cm x 235cm
*Care instructions
Can be washed at home.
Please avoid tumbler drying (using a dryer).
After washing, please hang it up to dry.
*For long-lasting use of the product, please wash it by hand or machine wash with a net.
We recommend hand-washing *Machine washing with a net is recommended.