This is a dedication from the use of kimono and obi fabric to promote the fine furnishings and decor. A company located in New York City garment district has been working with designers and manufacturers of William Gordon Walter P. Sauer to create a design that seats Kimono and hakama Chaise Chair & ottoman. With ottoman combines contemporary forms with traditional Japanese kimono fabrics made ??of silk Nishijin obi. Nishijin style of weaving yarn utilizing a variety of dyed to create complex patterns. This is a complicated job with a time-consuming and laborious, thus result in a design that is very stunning, attractive and good of course.

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