This kimono design dates from the Edo period (1615-1868) and is made of silk dyed with beni - the pigment of safflower - to which gold lacquer has been added. The karaori is a traditional women's kimono with exquisite embroidery, and is the most characteristic of the noh theatre.
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<li>This kimono design dates from the Edo period (1615-1868) and is made of silk dyed with beni - the pigment of safflower - to which gold lacquer has been added. The karaori is a traditional women's kimono with exquisite embroidery, and is the most characteristic of the noh theatre.</li>
<li>Printed decorated paper.</li>
<li>Double-sided designs.</li>
<li>Textured print.</li>
<li>Rounded edges.</li>
<li>Paperblanks "P" printed in soft relief.</li>
<li>Size: 40 x 185 x 1 mm.</li>
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