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* WOOL AND SILK DOUNUKI KIMONO

Japan, late Edo (circa 1850), 125x138cm.


This is an eye-catching dounuki kimono, the inmost part of a two-layered kimono set.
Main body is red wool, lining is orange silk, and highlights are made of thin crepe silk displaying a typical Edo pattern.

There are a few condition issues, as silk lining is partially faded and stained and crepe silk has become weak in places with small tears showing, but this kimono carries such a strong visual impact that the rest is easily forgotten.


A slick and bold statement of Japanese textile art, worth owning just for the pleasure of watching at it from time to time….

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* Vintage yogi, sleeping padded kimono.

130cm x 147cm - 51 1/4" x 58"

It is made of beautiful kasuri cotton, which is comparatively thick and soft.
Its design is very unique and impressive.


It has some stains and discoloration, but as a whole it is in very good condition.

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* = no more in stock


ABOUT UROBORO

Is dedicated to Nunzio, my only and best brother I could have had. He was also a friend of mine, and of great help in my life, making me simple hard decisions.
What you find here is his personal collection. Unfortunately, my home is not large enough to contain all, so if you are interested in purchasing any article, please contact me. Some of these articles are already collected by some friends of mine and are no more available. These pieces are marked with a red asterisk.
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ABOUT NUNZIO

Nunzio Crisa
(17/2/1958-14/7/2012).
After the degree in physic he left Milano to Munich, where he got the PhD in Physical Chemistry at the Ludwig-Maximilians Universitaet.
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