• Red, black and gold-colored tissue box cover with fan and floral motifs, black ends and a central tissue opening.
  • Close-up of fan and floral patterns on the red and black tissue box cover, with a tissue emerging from the opening.
  • Fan-pattern tissue box cover on a bedside table beside a bed, lamp and leafy branches.
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  • Angled view of the tissue box cover showing gold-colored fans, floral motifs and wide black end panels.
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Kinran Brocade Tissue Box Cover with Fan Motifs

Kinran Brocade Tissue Box Cover with Fan Motifs

¥9,900 JPY
¥9,900 JPY
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🌸 Description

Red, black and gold-colored fan and floral motifs give this tissue box cover a decorative Japanese character. Made in Japan, it combines obi-like kinran brocade fabric with plain black panels, complementing the atmosphere of a Japanese-style room.

The kinran section is 100% polyester, while the plain black sections are 100% cotton. A side hook-and-loop fastening opens to accommodate a tissue box up to 7 cm thick.



🌸 Features

  • Kinran brocade with fan and floral motifs
  • Red, black and gold-colored design
  • Kinran section: 100% polyester
  • Plain black sections: 100% cotton
  • Side hook-and-loop fastening
  • Fits tissue boxes up to 7 cm thick
  • Made in Japan



🧵 History

Kinran is a patterned brocade in which gold thread is woven into the weft to create designs. Traditional flat gold thread can be made by attaching gold leaf to paper and cutting it into narrow strips. Imported kinran became part of the treasured textile fragments known as meibutsugire, preserved by military elites, temples and shrines. These fabrics were used for tea-utensil bags and mountings for paintings and calligraphy. Chinese weaving techniques helped establish substantial kinran production in Kyoto’s Nishijin district during the late 16th century. Nishijin weaving later modernized through Jacquard technology during the Meiji period (1868–1912). In 1976, Nishijin-ori received national designation as a Traditional Craft. Kinran is included among its principal products; the designation covers Nishijin weaving as a broader tradition rather than kinran alone.

This tissue box cover uses kinran brocade fabric described as resembling an obi. Its patterned section features fans and flowers in red, black and gold-colored tones.



📦 Shipping Information

  • Ships safely from Japan
  • Fast & reliable international shipping
  • Import duties, taxes, and customs fees are not included in the product price or shipping cost.
  • Any applicable duties, taxes, or customs fees are the responsibility of the buyer and may be charged upon delivery.
  • Customs regulations and applicable rates vary by country or region. For details regarding import duties, taxes, or other customs charges, please contact your local customs authority before purchasing.
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