Japanese Formal Silk Furisode, Late Showa Period, Circa 1970-90s

Japanese Formal Silk Furisode, Late Showa Period, Circa 1970-90s, Japanese Formal Silk Furisode, Late Showa Period, Circa 1970-90s, with a large circular pink reserve to the front and back with decorative gold detailing, surrounded by an ombre teal blue, woven with metallic and decorative flower heads, butterflies and other motifs, blue fuki and lined in white and red silk, Another of Similar Period in vivid green, black and ivory incorporating resist-dye decoration of mame-shibori to the large-scale abstract forms, lined in cream silk, (2), Another of Similar Period The Furisode is a formal robe worn by unmarried women, recognisable by the deep stylistic flowing sleeves. The Edward Crutchley Research Archive

Estimate:£100

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