Kyo-komon Silk Chirimen Kimono Fabric Cut Piece
着物のはぎれ 4-7麻柄紫 京小紋 反物切り売り（50cm単位） 絹のハギレ ちりめん
4-7 purple hemp-leaf pattern, 50 cm unit京都ひのや呉服店 楽天市場店
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Kyo Komon
Japanese name京小紋
Kyo-komon (京小紋) is a Kyoto regional product family in dyed goods and textiles. The supplied evidence identifies it as both a regional trademark and a traditional craft, so its place connection is strongest as a recognized Kyoto craft identity; no further climate, material, or technique details are provided in the snippets.
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- 染色品、織物
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What is Kyo Komon called in Japanese?
It is written 京小紋 in Japanese. Search Rakuten and other Japanese sites with that spelling — the English name will not return the listings.
How do you wash and care for Kyo Komon?
Naturally dyed textiles shed some colour on first wash. Hand-wash separately with a neutral detergent, avoid long soaking and bleach, and dry in the shade to prevent fading. Silk, ramie, and traditionally dyed pieces often need professional cleaning — the care label on the listing takes precedence.
What is Kyo Komon?
Kyo Komon is a textiles from Kyoto. We compile its regional connection and characteristics against official registries, local sources, and live Rakuten listings.
Is Kyo Komon a good gift or something to bring home?
Most options are shelf-stable, boxed, and travel well, so they suit gifting or bringing home. Confirm the final storage and delivery terms on the Rakuten listing.
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