Kimono Table Runner, Black, 70"/180cm and, 23.6"/60cm, Excellent, Flower and Leaves, Japanese Kimono Obi Silk, Premium Quality

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Long 70 inches or 180cm

Short 23.6 inches or 60cm

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Rate 2 from 4

1-No stains or spots, and in very good condition. Almost like new.

2-There are SLIGHT stains, but the condition is good.

3-Despite SOME stains and sunning on the exterior and interior, it is in a good condition.

4-Due to stains and dirt, wearing it is up to the individual. Also recommended as fabric for crafting or for display purposes.

There is no stains.

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Silk

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I ship within 1-2 days after receiving the order.

I use registered parcels for worldwide shipping. I will send you the tracking information once the parcel is shipped.

Please note that there is no shipping on weekends and holidays, as the post office is closed, even for Express service.

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I repurposed an obi into a table runner.

An obi is a sash traditionally used when wearing a kimono. This particular obi is made of silk, with a soft texture and a smooth surface without any noticeable bumps. The reverse side is plain black.

The design features a striking combination of vivid red and gold woven patterns against a black background. The motifs include chrysanthemums, paulownia, and bamboo leaves—designs cherished in Japan for centuries and often found in kimono patterns. Chrysanthemums, in particular, are widely used in Japanese motifs, including those on wagashi (traditional sweets) and furniture.

In classical literature, it is recorded that during the Heian period (794–1185 AD), September was called "Kikuzuki" (Chrysanthemum Month), and on September 9th, a festival called Chōyō no Sekku (Chrysanthemum Festival) was held to pray for longevity.

From the Heian to Kamakura periods (794–1333 AD), Emperor Go-Toba admired chrysanthemums and adopted them as his personal emblem. This tradition continued with subsequent emperors, leading to the establishment of the 16-petaled, 32-floreted chrysanthemum crest (Jūrokuyae Kikukamon) as the symbol of the Imperial Family.

I offer two sizes: 70 inches (180 cm), suitable for most standard tables, and a shorter runner version.

By draping the obi at your desired length over the black bamboo option, you can also use it as a wall hanging.

We USE RE-USED KIMONOS and OBIS

All the kimonos I handle are pre-owned. While the condition of items on the market varies, I carefully select only from stores where I personally inspect and touch each piece to ensure they are in good condition, with beautiful patterns and colors, and made of quality fabric.

After purchase, I sometimes discover minor stains, spots or scratches, but if the item is still perfectly wearable, these details are clearly noted in the description. Stains and spots may be due to age or wear, which is also documented. Please feel free to message me with any questions, or if you have specific requests for what you're looking for.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

・No machine wash, No dryer

・Dry cleaning recommended

・Ironing it on a medium-high setting. Garments may also be steamed in a moderate setting.

・Cover the tapestry with a cloth when ironing.

・Please note that actual colors may vary slightly due to your computer resolution and monitor color restrictions.

・All tapestries are handmade with love and attention to detail.

・Please contact us if you have any questions. We are here to help you with whatever we can.

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RETURNS

If you are not satisfied in any way, feel free to contact us to have a full return according to the return policy. Please take a look at our return policy for more details. Custom or personalized orders can’t be returned.