Gallery Rin Tassar Silk Nagoya Obi with Woodblock Print

Woodblock print chintz is a technique in which a block with a pattern engraved on it is used and dyed as if it were stamped with a stamp. There are a variety of patterns such as flower patterns and paisley patterns. This item is a traditional Indian pattern depicting people's lives.

Outer material: 100% silk
Core: 100% cotton
Size (approx.): 31 cm, approx. 385 cm
Made in Japan (Fabric: Made in India)

Due to the nature of dyeing and weaving, there may be irregularities such as knots and weaving inconsistencies.
The actual colors may vary slightly depending on your monitor.

Tussah silk fabric is a type of silk spun from wild silkworms that feed on Indian sal leaves, and the amount harvested is extremely rare compared to silk from domesticated silkworms. The fibers are thick, knotted, and crisp, and the color of the thread itself is light brown and uneven, creating beautiful natural shades. This obi is characterized by its rough silk texture. It can be enjoyed by adding seasonal motifs such as obidome. Tussah silk has a rustic texture, but also has the unique luster of silk and elegance. Recommended for those looking for a plain obi that matches their favorite tsumugi!