Japanese Men's Kimono Style Overcoat, Taishö/Showa Period, Circa 1920-1940s

Japanese Men's Kimono Style Overcoat, Taishö/Showa Period, Circa 1920-1940s, Japanese Men's Kimono Style Overcoat, Taishö/Showa Period, Circa 1920-1940s, in a fine black and grey wool jacquard geometric weave, combining traditional kimono sleeves with Western-style tailoring in the fold-over collar, concealed button placket, side pockets and three internal pockets, grey satin lining, internally embroidered with the makers mark in orange silk, an example of Japanese modernist fashion. Purchased from a specialist dealer in Tokyo Japanese Men's Silk Haori, Showa Period in a plum colour with a fine speckled resist-dye similar to komon stencil techniques, narrow sleeves and gold braided internal tie, grey silk flower head woven lining, (2), Japanese Men's Silk Haori, Showa Period The Edward Crutchley Research Archive

Estimate:£80

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