Fully Embroidered Iro Uchikake Kimono - Wedding Bridal - Silk - Japan - Heisei period (1989-present)

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This original Japanese silk iro uchikake bridal kimono from the Heisei period is richly embroidered with auspicious motifs, including an aristocratic cart, peonies, chrysanthemums and pine trees.

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Gorgeous and luxurious. This exquisitely embroidered wedding kimono, a colored Uchikake, is breathtakingly beautiful. It is lavishly embroidered with auspicious patterns associated with the bride, including the aristocratic cart, a symbol of wealth, as well as peonies, chrysanthemums, pine trees, and many other flowers.

Very good condition.

Length under collar 188cm
Sleeve and Shoulder(from center of back to wrist) 67cm

The Uchikake originated as a formal kimono worn by women of the samurai families. Today, it is commonly worn at weddings, traditional performances, etc..


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Seller's Story

Thank you to visit Tokyo Art Gallery! Japanese Art is our passion and our mission is to share with you carefully selected collections of Japanese art including woodblock prints modern and classic, beautiful kimonos, kokeshi, Japanese stamps, pottery and much more. Take a look and save our store to check our weekly fine selections! BTW we are Japanese, domo arigatou gozaimasu! Shipping from Italy. No customs duty for EU customers! NOTICE ◆We cannot ship to the following countries: Gibraltar Guernsey Israel Ukraine USA

Gorgeous and luxurious. This exquisitely embroidered wedding kimono, a colored Uchikake, is breathtakingly beautiful. It is lavishly embroidered with auspicious patterns associated with the bride, including the aristocratic cart, a symbol of wealth, as well as peonies, chrysanthemums, pine trees, and many other flowers.

Very good condition.

Length under collar 188cm
Sleeve and Shoulder(from center of back to wrist) 67cm

The Uchikake originated as a formal kimono worn by women of the samurai families. Today, it is commonly worn at weddings, traditional performances, etc..


***********************************
Tracked shipping from Italy.
No customs duties for EU customers!

(For non-mainland destinations including islands and overseas territories, additional charges may apply.)

※※Please note※※
We cannot ship to the following countries:
-Gibraltar
-Guernsey
-Israel
-Ukraine
-United States of America

Thank you!

Seller's Story

Thank you to visit Tokyo Art Gallery! Japanese Art is our passion and our mission is to share with you carefully selected collections of Japanese art including woodblock prints modern and classic, beautiful kimonos, kokeshi, Japanese stamps, pottery and much more. Take a look and save our store to check our weekly fine selections! BTW we are Japanese, domo arigatou gozaimasu! Shipping from Italy. No customs duty for EU customers! NOTICE ◆We cannot ship to the following countries: Gibraltar Guernsey Israel Ukraine USA

Details

Dynastic Style/Period
Heisei period (1989-present)
Country of Origin
Japan
Material
Silk
Title of artwork
Fully Embroidered Iro Uchikake Kimono - Wedding Bridal
Condition
Excellent condition
Authenticity
Original/official
ItalyVerified
1107
Objects sold
100%
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