Kimono pen tray #KI007

This vintage silk kimono has a lovely pattern with colorful birds flying on a slightly darker blue background.

The surface of the kimono is smooth to the touch and slightly textured.

 Kiri (Paulownia wood) pen tray with  vintage kimono insole.

Two wood finishes are available: a stain  coating in several color and a fuki-urushi (lacquer) finish. 

>Stackable according to the number of need.　(stackable in different sizes)

>The wooden boxes are manufactured by a long-established company that has been in business for over 80 years.　They are very solid.

>KIRI wood : Paulownia wood is also used in chests of drawers for storing kimonos. It has low moisture absorption and excellent heat insulation properties.
It has a humidity-controlling effect and can protect against mold and insect bites caused by moisture.

>Shipping

As we make it t after receiving your order, it will take around 12 days for shipment. In addition, if there are events such as pen shows, it may take longer for shipment.
If you have a schedule and are in a hurry, please send us a message when placing yo

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size:

Storage for 15 pens.  w: 320mm  h:213mm  d:33mm

Storage for 10 pens.  w: 224mm  h:213mm  d:33mm

Storage for 5 pens. w: 118mm  h:213mm  d:33mm

Color and finish

Stain coating (semi-gloss)  indigo, Chocolate , Forest green / 

Fuki-urushi (glossier than other colors)

Shipping Method:

>Small Packaged: Usually takes 10-15 days to arrive. No tracking number and warranty will be attached.　Up to 3 pen trays are available (for larger quantities, please use Standard).

>Standard: Shipped by FedEx or EMS. Usually arrives within 2-4 days of shipping. If the quantity of pen trays is 5 or more, please use Standard #02.

As for the kimono: Kimonos are not worn very often nowadays, but they are worn on special occasions. Unfortunately, many nice kimonos are left in the wardrobe without a chance to be worn. Quality kimonos have nice patterns and feel good to the touch, and we are looking for a good way to make use of them. We can get kimonos from vendors, but we try to get kimonos from the mothers of our friends and acquaintances, because they are more reliable and of better quality.

Note: Kimono patterns vary depending on where the kimono is taken. Therefore, please understand in advance that the pattern will be different from the picture shown on the website.

Also, the number of pieces that can be made from a single kimono is limited, so sales will end when all the pieces are sold out.