VINTAGE BLACK HAORI SHEER “ro, shishu" REIWA NIBUSHIKI KIMONO the crest was widely adopted—especially

the crest was widely adopted—especially among samurai families—as a symbol of good fortune and spiritual protection

Pink: approx

“Yukiwa(snowflake)” and “Tsuyushiba(dew grass)”Also called “Yukishiba”The thin

antique piece*Fabric shows signs of age

[Condition] Stains on lining

VINTAGE BLACK HAORI SHEER “ro, shishu" REIWA NIBUSHIKI KIMONO the crest was widely adopted—especiallyGenuine vintage Japanese kimono. This is called a HAORI. One of a kind vintage. There are two types of Japanese kimonos traditionally worn in the summer: "ro" and "sha." Both are made of silk. (Some recent ones have synthetic fibers. ) Kimono fabrics of "ro" and "sha" are sheer and beautiful. This fabric is "ro." It features a beautiful transparent material. I carefully handpicked this piece, which is in very good condition for a vintage garment.