€230,00
1 in stock.
Description
Pine and bell motifs complement the design, and in Japan, they are considered auspicious symbols for longevity, prosperity, and protection from misfortune.
Overall, the motif conveys less a specific story and more a collection of traditional Japanese symbols of good fortune and blessings. Mount Fuji, overlapping fan shapes, the dragon, and the pine trees are combined into a harmonious yet expressive composition that reflects the refined taste of historical men's clothing.
The serene blue-gray background is adorned with subtle patterns, appearing understated from a distance but revealing remarkable depth and detail up close. This type of design exemplifies the Japanese aesthetic of "Ura-masari" – the appreciation of hidden beauty and meticulously crafted details.
Particularly appealing is that the motif continues into the sleeves. When worn, the details become visible with movement, lending the piece an elegant yet casual appeal.
Originally, this Nagajuban was worn as an undergarment beneath a kimono. However, thanks to its lightweight material, it is also perfectly suited today as an open jacket or coat. It can be worn by both women and men and easily integrated into a modern wardrobe.
An expressive example of Japanese textile art, combining traditional symbols of good fortune, artisanal sophistication, and timeless wearability.
*The item is in used condition and shows signs of age and wear. Please refer to the photos for the exact condition.
approx. 1920 - 1950
Outer material: Silk
Inner material: Silk
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No. N-M002