SHEER Kimono Dress Gown with String Belt – Upcycled from Japanese Kimono “Navy with Large Red Flowers, SHD005” *damage kimonodressgown 91 cm / 35

91 cm /  35

It used to be worn as the first formal kimono for Japanese men

This fabric is "sha"

Originally

The “Maru ni Mitsubiki” (Three Horizontal Lines in a Circle) is a traditional Japanese family crest consisting of three parallel horizontal lines enclosed within a circle

SHEER Kimono Dress Gown with String Belt – Upcycled from Japanese Kimono “Navy with Large Red Flowers, SHD005” *damage kimonodressgown 91 cm / 35This sheer kimono dress gown with a matching string belt is upcycled from a vintage Japanese silk kimono. The fabric is sha (), a traditional summer silk distinguished by its beautiful transparency. You can loosely tie the belt and wear it as loungewear, or style it as a dress gown. This one of a kind piece was carefully crafted by my sewing team and me. Our designer is a 1st Grade Certified Japanese Kimono Dressmaker (), based in Yamagata, Japan. I