Japanese Nishijin Silk Kobukusa for Tea Ceremony – Kihadaji Ginran Karahanamon Nishiki Size:Kobukusa It is also associated with

It is also associated with the Japanese Imperial Family

Produced by Marukyu Koyamaen

Tama no Shiro – creamy

Combining two of Japan’s most auspicious symbols—Mt

Japanese Nishijin Silk Kobukusa for Tea Ceremony – Kihadaji Ginran Karahanamon Nishiki Size:Kobukusa It is also associated withKiwadaji Ginran Karahanamon Nishiki This is a rare example of ginran (silver brocade) fabric. Large, medium, and small peony blossoms are intricately woven with silver thread, and the flowers are elegantly connected by flowing arabesque (karakusa) patterns. The vibrant colors of the peony petalsvermilion, yellow, and purpleharmonize beautifully with the soft yellow background (kihada ji), creating a striking yet balanced composition. Product No.