After cleaning they are usually taken apart again then re-made into a kimono
There are photos below of each piece and you'll get all six
" Perhaps the area is Oshima Island
Words can't really touch its beauty
trees and flowers and ponds
1-1/4 Yard Remnant, Brushstrokes, Black-Brown Cotton/Silk Blend, Touch A Cord by Naomi Ito/Nani Iro Japan, 47" Wide #391 C Sun + Moon + Stars After cleaning they are usuallySoft, smooth, flowy, lightweight and slightly sheer, 80% Cotton 20% Silk from Japan. Here, it would be voile. It has a slight crispness but also some drape because of its 20% silk content. Touch A Cord, kotosen ni fureru, is watercolor brushstrokes through the length, in deepest browns blending with black, and slightly redder lighter tones as borders down each selvedge. The second photo with the clothespins shows the entire width. Another beautiful