$110.00
vintage kimono robe
woven Meisen silk komon kimono
Meisen style kimono are made from individually dyed threads that are then woven to make a pattern, creating a soft edge that creates a "blur" or Ikat effect. Made most popular in the 1920s and 30s, Haori, Michiyuki and komon Kimono made in the woven Meisen method were worn mostly as everyday or home wear.
The patterns created resemble modern art paintings and the ease of wear make them perfect for lounging in a fun and beautiful way.
Most Meisen kimono fabrics are silk or cotton with a polished cotton feel, a little more starched or structured in the feel until they become worn in over time, like a great pair of jeans
THIS particular kimono has is a charcoal black with grey, off white and pink accents
the pattern resembles mid-century glassware or cocktail glasses with a blurred effect.
hitoe- kimono- intentionally unlined
traditional wear
Great condition- small amount of staining from 70 years of storage
cannot easily be seen, does not detract
Tailors thread is still attached, simply snip and remove if wearing or keep intact for collecting
black wrap sash is included
Best fits size Small or medium
bust - open fit up to 39 inches
Length--59 inches
sleeve depth- 19.5 inches
yuki length (from center of back to edge of kimono sleeve)-24.5 inches
Just contact me within: 3 days of delivery
Ship items back to me within: 14 days of delivery
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