Shochikubai (pine, bamboo and plum trees)
Pine, bamboo, and plum trees are considered as symbols of good fortune and longevity. The reason why these are considered as symbols of good fortune is the pine represents longevity due to its green color, the straight-growing bamboo represents strength, and the Japanese apricot patiently endures the wintry cold to bloom in the beginning of spring. Since the Heian period (794-1185), this pattern has been used for celebratory occasions.
Information
Sari Size: 6.15 x 1.0Meters
Weight: 810g
Material: The finest Japanese silk
Colour: Yellow, black, red, vermilion, green, white. Real gold and silver leaf
Please note: The colour may slightly vary.
Wash Care: Dry Clean only
Comes with a fabric for inner blouse
All Kyoto Yuzen saris are treated with a water repellent finish by Pearltone Co.,Ltd. which is the leading pioneer of the highest quality of water and stain repellent treatment in Japan.
The silk is vulnerable to water-based stains. The Pearltone finish has made it possible to enjoy the freedom of wearing delicate silk saree without worrying about the weather, or the possibility of food and other stains.
The product is highly effective against oil repellency, stains, mildew and also offers shrinkage resistance; as well as prevention of discoloration of gold and silver leaves.
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