Nishijin woven pure silk 4 inch kigushi case
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A special case to carry your precious comb
The sturdy construction with a lid protects the teeth of the comb when carrying. It uses Nishijin pure silk fabric and has a gorgeous and elegant design that makes it fun to carry.
There are two types of color patterns.
・ Gorgeous and pretty “Cherry blossoms on pink”
・ Chic adult sophistication "arabesque on black background"
The lining is made of pale gold fabric, and you can enjoy the contrast with the outer material. When you take out the comb from this comb case, it will be more elegant.
*Comb sold separately.
| Product name |
Case for 4-sun Tokigushi
| Items |
Case for 4-sun Tokigushi
| Variations |
A.Pink/Sakura
B. Black and arabesque
| Materials |
Outer fabric: Pure silk Lining fabric: Rayon
| Actual size |
About 13.3 cm x about 4.5 cm x about 0.6 cm
| Features |
A comb case with a lid that uses Nishijin fabric from Kyoto. Protects the teeth of the comb when carrying.
| Handling Precautions |
Please note that the backing paper inside the comb case is hard and it will take a while for the lid to fit.
Do not wash with water or detergent.
| About delivery date |
If in stock: We will respond on the same day.
Although we strive to manage inventory, inventory is constantly changing, so it may be out of stock at the time you place your order. In that case, it may take about 2 weeks. Thank you very much for your understanding.
* Mail-bin delivery is available for single orders.
In the case of mail delivery, it takes 3 to 6 days from shipping to delivery .
"Jusanya"
"Jusanya" has long been used as the name of a comb shop in various regions.
Founded in 1875 , the shop is currently run by the fifth generation.
The boxwood used is selected from logs over 30 years old that are grown in Ibusuki, southern Kyushu, and then sawn and smoked to make the comb material. It is then left to rest for over 10 years.
This is the only shop in Kyoto that produces combs from boxwood boards, inserts teeth into them, and then uses a mind-boggling amount of manual labor to complete the entire process. "Jusanya" and That's all.
