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Aka-Temari 2" Fursuit Kimono Collar

Aka-Temari 2" Fursuit Kimono Collar

Regular price $25.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $25.00 USD
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Our Aka-Temari 2" Fursuit Kimono Collars was originally from a Yukata (Summer Kimono) sourced from Nagoya!

Specifications
Pattern:
Temari Ball 
Meaning: Friendship, loyalty, and a brilliant, happy life
Width Measurement: 2 Inches (5.08cm)
Material: 100% Cotton (Pre-shrunk)

CARE INSTRUCTIONS (Please read specifications to match the care instructions) 
If collar is 100% Cotton
: Hand Wash COLD (or) Gentle setting on machine wash COLD. Hang dry. DO NOT TUMBLE DRY. DO NOT USE BLEACH. 
If collar is silk type: To freshen up, simply hang it out on a hanger in a shaded well ventilated area for a few days each season. If you need to wash, consult dry cleaner or at home hand wash use cold water with a drop of enzyme-free detergent. Gently swish for a minute and do not wring it. Gently roll it in dry towels to absorb moisture before laying flat to dry. 

All of our Kimono Collars are lovingly handmade by this minotaur’s own claws! Each collar is completely one of a kind, with unique pattern placement that makes no two ever exactly the same. Since every kimono we use is different and limited, once a collar design sells out, it’s gone for good — no restocks, no reruns, just a unique little piece of handmade art and history.

Every collar comes ready for adventure with an easy-to-use buckle closure and a sturdy D-ring for attaching charms, tags, bells, and all sorts of accessories your creature heart desires.

Please note: Due to the handmade nature of these collars, the pattern placement on the collar you receive may vary slightly from the product photos.

Fursuit model is NOT for sale and is only featured to model the accessory.

All kimonos are carefully sourced by us during our travels through Japan, helping support small local businesses while giving beautiful textiles a second life. By upcycling these materials, we’re able to preserve their history and craftsmanship while keeping them out of landfills and turning them into something new to be loved again.

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