Kurotome [Peacock] Antique cushion (2 pieces/set)

size
50cm x 50cm (per piece)

Quantity
Set of 2

material
Outer material:Pure silk (may be polyester)
Mainland:Silk (may be polyester)
Pattern dyeing (in the case of handwriting)
Embroidery (may be used for gold thread and platinum thread)
Cushion:Fabric Cotton
Filling material:Duck feather

Explanation
It is an upcycled item of antique kimono.
Dirt and scratches are the history of kimono. The embroidery thread is frayed and the creases of the original kimono are open, which is unique to antiques.
Please refrain from nervous one.

peacock
Peacocks are fertile and have the meaning of prosperity of their offspring. Also, because it eats poisonous snakes and pests, it is deified in Buddhism as a symbol to dispel evil spirits, and it is also an object of worship, such as the birth of a peacock god called"Kujaku Myoo".

Not only is it beautiful, but the auspicious bird pattern makes it a year-round kimono.

By the way, peacocks are male when they have long and vivid tail feathers, but when they are courting, they spread their tail feathers in a fan shape to appeal their strength and health. Am I the only one who imagines a bodybuilder?