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Rinzu (綸子) is a traditional Japanese silk damask fabric belonging to the family of Nishijin-ori weaves, produced primarily in Kyoto Prefecture. It is characterized by its subtle, tone-on-tone woven patterns that appear and disappear with changes in light. Rinzu has long been used for high-quality kimono and obi fabrics, embodying quiet elegance and refined craftsmanship.