Antique Japanese clothing accessory: Hakoseko with phoenix embroidery

Antique Japanese Accessory: Hakoseko with Phoenix Embroidery

This is an old hakoseko, approximately 85 years old. It is believed to have been an accessory for my grandmother's wedding attire.
Sold individually - Japanese accessory - Hakoseko, 1 item
Height: 7.5cm, Width: 11.5cm, Depth: 2.5cm

★The hakoseko originated in the Edo period when samurai women would carry cosmetic tools and other items inside it, tucked into their kimono.
It is now considered an accessory for bridal attire and for Shichi-Go-San (a traditional rite of passage for young children).

We would be very grateful if antique collectors, old kimono enthusiasts, or anyone interested could utilize this for photography props.
A dedicated paulownia box is included, but one side of the box has detached.

Shichi-Go-San accessory set, Japanese accessory, Kimono dressing tools,
Shichi-Go-San tools, Decorative item, Ornament, Japanese style pouch,
Old cosmetic case, Costume, Prop
Sold individually, Individual purchase, Crane pattern, Crane design
Vermilion red, Gold, Embroidery, Hakoseko only

[High-Quality Material]
This Japanese accessory is made of silk, characterized by its luster and softness. It has a luxurious feel and is a perfect item to complement kimonos and yukatas.

[Beautiful Design]
Features phoenix embroidery, enhancing its splendor. The red and gold colors express traditional beauty.

It also includes a mirror and a protective pouch, making it practical as well.

- Material: Silk
- Colors: Red, Gold, White
- Design: Phoenix embroidery
- Accessories: Mirror, Pouch with strap
Please purchase only if you understand that this is a home-stored item.