LEAF VEIN DYEING SPINNING NECKTIE / MUSTARD × SILVER (Red bayberry × Japanese Apricot)

 " SenkohSuiu " - LEAF VEIN series -

Detailed explanation of
> LEAF VEIN dictionary

<About LEAF VEIN>
A leaf vein is a vascular bundle found in leaves. This vascular bundle serves as a transport system for nutrients and water, and provides mechanical support.
This is a collection in which the structure and mechanism of, as well as circulation seen in the plants’ stem, roots and leaves are exemplified as fabric and clothing.
Attention is focused on the selection of threads, weaving of fabric, sewing of clothing, and natural dyeing.
Pieces are partially hand-embroidered to create netted veins of leaves using a tailored embroidery technique called pad stitching and irregular hand stitching.

SenkohSuiu expresses these surprising encounters and beauty in ordinary life through the senses of sight and touch, and puts craft art elements into the material.
SenkoSuiu is a coined phrase of Senkoh and Suiu in Japanese.

◎Once we have confirmed your order, we will begin manufacturing your garment.
As these items take a long time to produce, we will contact customers accordingly regarding the delivery date of the products.
(Please allow two weeks to approximately one and a half months for production.)

[Details] -Specifications.
Starting with the spinning of the yarn, the extraction of vegetable dyes and the dyeing of the yarn all take a tremendous amount of time. Hand-woven neckties are then created using techniques that are national treasures. Currently, there is only one person in Japan who can make these ties, a man who has been involved in Japanese folk art for many years and has spent his life making kimono obis.

After many years, this tie will be in a museum or art gallery. In fact, an exhibition in Tokyo called "100 Years of Mingei" featured hand-woven neckties made of cotton in a museum, but these ties are made with techniques and materials that surpass those used to make these ties. Hand-woven neckties made with the finest superfine count yarn require a higher level of skill and experience.
In other words, this tie is the culmination of our experience and that of our ancestors who have passed it down from generation to generation.

They include hand-dyed patterned 100% silk scarves, as well as hand-woven neckties which were designed with the help of Director Ishigami of Kurashiki Dyeing, Spinning & Weaving Studio. The latter embraces the woven pattern seen in the past and hand-woven silk threads and unevenly spun tsumugi threads used in standard length materials for kimono, with the adjustment made to achieve a modern dimension balancing.
(Mingei = Folk art of Japan)

[Material]
Pure Silk 100% & Silk 100%

[Size]
F - 150 × 3.5 (cm) = 59 × 1.37 (inch)

[COLOR＆DYED] - 5 colors
・ RED × BROWN (Red bayberry × Green alder)
・ MUSTARD × BROWN (Red bayberry × Green alder)
・ BRONZE × BROWN (Red bayberry × Green alder)
・ RED × SILVER (Red bayberry × Japanese Apricot dye)
・ MUSTARD × SILVER (Red bayberry × Japanese Apricot)

[Reference size]
MODEL SIZE 2 - Height 178cm Weight 68kg

LEAF VEIN DYEING SPINNING NECKTIE  (NE-001)

How do you ship packages from Japan to overseas?

Normally, we use the international mail service (EMS).
However, as part of our current measures against coronavirus, we have decided to use [FedEx & DHL] in order to deliver products faster and more safely.

Please be assured that when we ship products from Japan to overseas, we will inform you of the shipping details via e-mail as usual.　

We want our customers to feel comfortable wearing clothes that are the right size for them.　
This is because all our clothes are made in our own atelier after we receive the order. This means that you can return or exchange your garments.　
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If you have any questions about the size of the garment you wish to purchase, please feel free to contact us and we will let you know the size we recommend for you.

Thank you
Toshi