This "Yukiwa" long table runner is an exquisite piece of Japanese craftsmanship that beautifully decorates a table. You can decorate the table with just the table runner or you can match it up with a tablecloth. To give accent to a room or a space, place it on a sideboard or chest, or use it as a bed throw on a bed.

"Yukiwa" is the name of for the pattern that resembles a snowflake. The large "yukiwa" pattern is used to outline the various floral designs such as chrysanthemums, camellias and plum blossoms. The flowers are intricately woven into the brocade with the golden thread giving a three-dimensional look to the whole table runner. The table runner shines elegantly under lighting and is definitely an eye-catching item for any table. 

And what makes these table runners especially unique are the tassels at each end. The thread used for the tassels are dyed to match the pattern of the table runners and then braided by hand. Matching the radiant and exquisite beauty of the runner, the tassels add an extra touch of elegance to the table.

The fabric is double-lined and can be used on both sides. It is sturdy and durable and also water-resistant which makes it easy to care for. In case of any kind of soiling or staining, lightly tap the fabric with a moistened towel to remove the dirt.  

Handle the table runner with care to avoid the threads from snagging. When removing the table runner from the box, the runner may have some folding creases. Place a thin cloth over the table runner to iron out any creases. 

Nishijin Ori is a brocade that is a yarn-dyed textile produced in “Nishijin”, which is a name of the northwest area of Kyoto. It has a long history, dating back to the Heian period (794-1185), and is characterized by the use of beautifully dyed threads and patterns woven using a variety of techniques.

This short table runner is an exquisite piece of Japanese craftsmanship that beautifully decorates a table.

Nishijin Ori is a brocade that is a yarn-dyed textile produced in “Nishijin”, which is a name of the northwest area of Kyoto. It has a long history, dating back to the Heian period (794-1185), and is characterized by the use of beautifully dyed threads and patterns woven using a variety of techniques.

PRODUCT DETAIL

• Quantity: 1
• Dimension: (Including tassels) 31cm(12.2in) x 202cm(79.5in)
  
• Material: Silk
• Origin: Made in Japan Nishijin Ori
• Brand: Kikyoya
• Care: Do not machine wash- Dry clean only