1960's-1970's Japanese Textiles:
Deadstock Japanese Kimono Meisen Silk Fabric

Width:14 inches / 35.56 cm

Catalog# 4678

US$12.00 per Yard (.91m)
(Minimum 1yd, half yard increments after first yard)

Above: About 1 Yard length, repeats throughout

This is a light-weight deadstock Japanese kimono silk of a type called meisen (meisen means literally 'common stuff fabric, for daily use'); Meisen is popular lately due to its stylized presentation of larger motifs; This fabric has flowers and vines running vertically; Meisen fabric has a kasuri-like look to it (ikat) due to the fuzziness effect of the weave, but this is not though considered as kasuri(ikat); Designs same on both sides.

Colors are gradation changes between colonial blues and grays, with black and olive greens used; flowers are dark red.

Sold by yard, minimum one yard; fabric is 14 inches / 35.56 cm wide.

Recommended for a variety of creative applications, scarf, garment or accessory-making.

Condition: EXCELLENT, Like new.

Note: If you want more than the minimum length (1 yd /.91m ) you can order desired amount or contact us to verify amount available prior to ordering.

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