Antique Kimono Nagajuban Robe - Red & White Pepperment Shibori Stripe seating Gentle memories are captured on

Gentle memories are captured on parchment with this chalk portrait of a baby in pure white linens

and temari balls

studded with green crystals and fringed with rows of leaves in a pale green enamel

as well as regular home cooking

-Size: Eye length: 53mm / Bridge length: 19mm / Temple length: 145mm

Antique Kimono Nagajuban Robe - Red & White Pepperment Shibori Stripe seating Gentle memories are captured on1920s 1940s, Japan Wow! A striking piece from early Showa era Japan, this kimono robe of soft, quality drapey silk is masterfully hand dyed using the shibori or tie dye technique in a amazing pattern of blood red stripes and dots on a base of fresh white. The damask robe has a stiff collar of cotton, which can be covered with silk or cotton strips to ensure it stays clean. Originally worn under the outer kimonos, the lightweight najajuban robe is