[Fuji Zakura Kobo] Navy, Sake, Japanese-Made Silk Jacquard Kimono-Inspired Tie

This sake-themed tie, crafted from pre-dyed fabric, features four motifs:
"Flowing Water Pattern," "Sake Bottle," "Sake Utensils," and "Rice Ears."

The Flowing Water Pattern is a traditional design representing the movement of water. The label on the sake bottle features the single character "Iki" (chic/stylish). The sake carafe and cup are designed to evoke the texture and color of ceramics. The rice ears, meanwhile, are depicted to recall the saying, "The more bountiful the rice, the lower its head bows" (a metaphor for humility).

Beyond its role as an ingredient in sake, rice itself, symbolizing the bounty of heaven and earth, has a deep connection to Japanese history and culture. This tie is therefore finished as a product imbued with profound Japanese spirit.
It's sure to delight sake lovers and those working in the alcohol industry.

This design is available in two colors: green and navy.

Material: Outer and lining: 100% silk, Interlining: 100% wool (double interlining)
Width of the blade: 85mm
Total length: 142cm
Brand: Yamazaki Orimono (Fabric factory: Yamanashi Prefecture, Sewing factory: Tokyo)
Care instructions: Due to the nature of silk, prolonged use may cause fuzzing on the surface due to friction. In such cases, you can remove the fuzz by lightly and quickly singeing it with a lighter flame.
Allowing a tie worn for one day to rest for two to three days before its next use will help it last longer without becoming worn out.
As it is a delicate fabric, washing it at home will cause wrinkles. If it gets dirty, please take it to a dry cleaner.