Edo Komon Series #D#E#F 12yds Entire Kimono Silk EP
Edo Komon:
- Edo komon (江戸小紋) is a traditional Japanese dyeing style with tiny repeating stencil patterns that look almost like a solid color from a distance, but reveal refined detail up close. Once favored by samurai for its subtle elegance, it brings a quiet, sophisticated beauty to any project.
- This fabric also works wonderfully as a complement to bolder silks — making the main design stand out more — or on its own for a timeless, understated look.
More info here on blog
https://www.yokobeverlyhills.com/blog/the-birth-of-edo-komon
Edo Komon
High Quality Silk
Drapey
#D (pic 2 to 4) Deep Magenta Color / Medium to Thick / Chirimen / Quite Bumpy Texture / Half Circular Dots Called Samehada
#E (pic 5 to 6) Mauve Color / Medium Weight / Half Circular Dots Called Samehada
#F (pic 7 to 9) Dark Mauve Color / Medium to Thick / Chirimen / Medium Bumpy Texture / Half Circular Dots Called Samehada
Entire Deconstructed Vintage Kimono Robe (last picture)
TOTAL: 14 in wide x 12 yards approx
2 Panels of 14x40in approx
4 Panels of 14x60in
2 Panels of 7x56in
1 Panel of 7x72in
1 Panel of 7x36in
It may say Priority Shipping, but I will ship via FIRST CLASS w Tracking to give you a better price on the fabric
This listing was once a part of kimono robe, there might be some light spots.
Edo Komon:
- Edo komon (江戸小紋) is a traditional Japanese dyeing style with tiny repeating stencil patterns that look almost like a solid color from a distance, but reveal refined detail up close. Once favored by samurai for its subtle elegance, it brings a quiet, sophisticated beauty to any project.
- This fabric also works wonderfully as a complement to bolder silks — making the main design stand out more — or on its own for a timeless, understated look.
More info here on blog
https://www.yokobeverlyhills.com/blog/the-birth-of-edo-komon
Edo Komon
High Quality Silk
Drapey
#D (pic 2 to 4) Deep Magenta Color / Medium to Thick / Chirimen / Quite Bumpy Texture / Half Circular Dots Called Samehada
#E (pic 5 to 6) Mauve Color / Medium Weight / Half Circular Dots Called Samehada
#F (pic 7 to 9) Dark Mauve Color / Medium to Thick / Chirimen / Medium Bumpy Texture / Half Circular Dots Called Samehada
Entire Deconstructed Vintage Kimono Robe (last picture)
TOTAL: 14 in wide x 12 yards approx
2 Panels of 14x40in approx
4 Panels of 14x60in
2 Panels of 7x56in
1 Panel of 7x72in
1 Panel of 7x36in
It may say Priority Shipping, but I will ship via FIRST CLASS w Tracking to give you a better price on the fabric
This listing was once a part of kimono robe, there might be some light spots.
Edo Komon:
- Edo komon (江戸小紋) is a traditional Japanese dyeing style with tiny repeating stencil patterns that look almost like a solid color from a distance, but reveal refined detail up close. Once favored by samurai for its subtle elegance, it brings a quiet, sophisticated beauty to any project.
- This fabric also works wonderfully as a complement to bolder silks — making the main design stand out more — or on its own for a timeless, understated look.
More info here on blog
https://www.yokobeverlyhills.com/blog/the-birth-of-edo-komon
Edo Komon
High Quality Silk
Drapey
#D (pic 2 to 4) Deep Magenta Color / Medium to Thick / Chirimen / Quite Bumpy Texture / Half Circular Dots Called Samehada
#E (pic 5 to 6) Mauve Color / Medium Weight / Half Circular Dots Called Samehada
#F (pic 7 to 9) Dark Mauve Color / Medium to Thick / Chirimen / Medium Bumpy Texture / Half Circular Dots Called Samehada
Entire Deconstructed Vintage Kimono Robe (last picture)
TOTAL: 14 in wide x 12 yards approx
2 Panels of 14x40in approx
4 Panels of 14x60in
2 Panels of 7x56in
1 Panel of 7x72in
1 Panel of 7x36in
It may say Priority Shipping, but I will ship via FIRST CLASS w Tracking to give you a better price on the fabric
This listing was once a part of kimono robe, there might be some light spots.
