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Vintage Art Silk Satin Chenille Thread Box (Made in Japan)

2,500 2,250 10% OFF

Features:

Embeslished

Aged

Collectible

Handmade

A beautiful and rare Vintage Art Silk Satin Chenille Thread Box, featuring its original illustrated label and marked “Made in Japan.” This charming vintage sewing and embroidery set contains original Art Silk Satin Chenille threads, making it a highly desirable collectible for textile enthusiasts, sewing collectors, and lovers of vintage packaging.

The elegant artwork on the box, combined with the original thread spools and rich chenille yarn, reflects the fine craftsmanship and artistic packaging of mid-century Japan.

Key Features

Original Art Silk Satin Chenille thread box

Marked Made in Japan

Original illustrated cover artwork

Contains original chenille embroidery threads and thread spools

Attractive vintage cardboard presentation box

Rare textile and sewing collectible

Ideal for collectors, display, and vintage décor

Condition

Good vintage condition with natural signs of age, wear, and patina. The original threads and packaging are preserved, enhancing its authenticity and collectible value. Please refer to the photographs for the exact condition.

Perfect For

Vintage sewing and textile collectors

Antique haberdashery enthusiasts

Vintage packaging collectors

Home décor and display collections

Heritage gifting

Estimated Age

Approximately 60–80+ years old.

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