€320,00
1 in stock.
Description
This is an antique Japanese haori from the late Taishō to early Shōwa period (approx. 1920s–1930s).
The high-quality, soft-draping silk fabric in vibrant orange is adorned all over with magnificent chrysanthemums. The powerful yet generous design immediately leaves a lasting impression.
The supple texture of the vintage silk lends the piece an elegant, quiet dignity and makes the atmosphere of a bygone era palpable.
The lining features a crane motif on a red background.
This perfectly expresses the "beauty of the hidden" so typical of this period—that love for detail that imbues even unseen areas with meaning.
In Japan, the crane is a symbol of longevity and good fortune, so the exterior and interior together create an exceptionally noble overall effect.
The length is cut somewhat more generously.
It can be worn classically or interpreted individually with a belt. This expressive piece is also excellently suited for stage or performance.
A garment not dictated by trends, but one that carries within it the timeless aesthetic of Japan.
Not just a fashion element, but a garment that embodies history and culture.
For lovers of authentic antiques.
* There are stains on the inside of both sleeves.
Please note that this is an antique piece; signs of wear commensurate with age are possible. Thank you for your understanding.
*As this is an antique garment, the fabric may be more delicate due to its age, despite being in overall good condition. Please avoid strong pulling, friction, and a fit that is too tight when wearing to protect the fabric and seams.
approx. 1920-1930
Material exterior: Silk
Material interior: Silk
No. H012