[Fujisakura Kobo] Japanese Style Silk Jacquard Necktie with Mount Fuji Embroidery on Persimmon-Dyed Samekomon Pattern - Made in Japan

"Edo Komon" refers to a general term for the extremely fine and inconspicuous patterns that samurai wore as formal attire during the Edo period.
Among these, the most prestigious pattern is the "Same Komon" (shark skin pattern), which depicts polka dots in a radial arrangement.
It has been cherished for over two hundred years, admired with reverence for the artisans who created its beautiful designs.

On the underside of the jacket's hem, hidden behind the buttons, an embroidered image of the majestic Mount Fuji is subtly expressed.
This design embodies a sophisticated spirit of understated elegance and the aspiration to be the best in Japan.

When you have a high-stakes event where you represent Japan, be sure to wear this tie!

Materials: Front/Lining: 100% Silk, Interlining: 100% Wool (Double Interlining)
Width of blade: 85mm
Total Length: 142cm
Brand: Yamazaki Orimono (Fabric factory: Yamanashi Prefecture, Sewing factory: Tokyo)
Care Instructions: Due to the nature of silk, continuous use may cause the surface to fray due to friction. In such cases, you can remove the fraying by quickly and lightly singeing it with a lighter flame.
If you allow a tie that has been worn for one day to rest for two to three days before wearing it again, it will last longer without becoming worn out.
As this is a delicate fabric, washing it at home will cause wrinkles. If it gets dirty, please take it to a dry cleaner.