Kurotome [Auspicious pattern for removing haze] 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.

Auspicious patterns are exhausted to remove haze
Kasumi-dori is a pattern of the haze fluttering. As a construction method that divides the screen irregularly, it seems to have the effect of creating a sense of perspective.

By the way, do you know the difference between haze, fog and haze?

Fog and haze are almost the same as meteorological phenomena, and it seems that they are meteorological terms, but only haze seems to be a little different, and it seems that they are not meteorological terms.

The haze used in songs and patterns. Doesn't it seem more literary and emotional than fog or mist?