This particularly charming antique Meisen Haori probably dates from the 1930s to 1950s.

Round floral motifs in orange, pink, and blue-green are spread across the black background, their colors seemingly blending softly into one another. This creates a very modern, almost graphic impression that immediately catches the eye even from a greater distance. The slightly blurred contours and color gradients are typical of Meisen's special aesthetic.

Due to its age, the fabric is comparatively soft and comfortable to wear, yet it still possesses the characteristic slight firmness of Meisen. This allows the Haori to drape beautifully while maintaining a clear silhouette.

The lining is also particularly attractive. Red and white flowers are scattered across a pink background on the entire inside. Although the color scheme creates a strong contrast to the black exterior, it harmonizes surprisingly well with the overall look. When the lining peeks out at the sleeves, it creates a particularly beautiful and playful accent.

Even worn simply over modern clothing, this Haori immediately looks special and stylish. An expressive piece that combines the graphic effect of Meisen with the soft charm of a true antique garment.