78212: 1980s Japanese Kimono Silk Fabric, Piece 39" (AraiHari)Komon MicroFlowerNet

Vintage Japanese Textiles:
1980's Kimono Silk Fabric Piece, Arai-Hari

Retro Print: Very Tiny Micro Flowers & Vines
(Sometimes called "Infinity Net")

Width: 14 inches / 35.56 cm
Length: 39 inches / 99.06 cm

Catalog# 7821-2:

Fabric History/Pedigree: Pieces received from a traditional Japanese kimono cleaner/reconstructor called Arai-Hari -- see an excellent explanation of traditional Arai Hari by textile expert John Marshall,by click-pushing HERE.

Fabric Description:  Light-medium weight silk,, minimally translucent, is a 1980s piece from a woman's everyday kimono; the fabric is a retro-print on off-white, mauve background on one side only with the motif of micro-sized (1/16th inch / 1.59mm) largest flowers, with swirling and meandering paths; This pattern has an illusory effect, in that -- depending on how one looks at it (very close or at varying distance perspectives) --  you can see larger-scale patterns that appear (to us) to be floral (Please see our closeups);designs on one side, no sheen, slight drape.

Colors: Please consider our text descriptions to complement your sense of the fabric, as colors and contrast differ on different devices.