Family crest necktie (wine)

Suitable for all occasions and seasons, from casual to formal. This tie reproduces the beautiful curves of the Wanashi Karakusa pattern not through printing, but through delicate weaving, creating a design where the pattern emerges depending on the light. It can be used to add elegance to everyday suit styles, or as an attire for ceremonies and festivals. Wanashi Karakusa is a type of arabesque pattern classified as a traditional court pattern. Since the Heian period, it has been established in court attire and temple architecture, and has also been widely used in Shinto and ceremonial objects. While ordinary arabesque patterns have circular rings in the middle of the vines to represent continuity and connection, Wanashi Karakusa omits the rings, and the vines are arranged to extend freely in all directions. By not having rings, it avoids a closed-off feeling and is characterized by the uninterrupted outward spread of life and connections.