Men's Haori (Jacket) with Fukuro Obi Lining - Manpuku Raishu Pattern - Rare, Retro, from the early Showa period

【Product Description】

This is a men's haori (traditional Japanese jacket), believed to be from the early Showa period.
It is a precious item that was carefully stored in a traditional Japanese house.

The lining features a depiction of Manpuku Rai Shu (a motif symbolizing good fortune and prosperity), making for a very rare design.

This is a stylish design unique to men's haori, revealed only when the jacket is taken off, and is a pattern rarely seen today.

It is extremely rare and possesses collectible and historical value.
The lining design alone is popular for its historical and decorative appeal.

We also recommend it for remake materials, framing, or store displays.

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【Condition】

・Creases due to age.
・No noticeable large tears, but there are small stains.
・Please forgive minor imperfections as this is an old item.
(※Please check the photos)

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【Size】
Length: Approximately 100.5 cm
Sleeve length (center back to cuff): Approximately 66 cm
Sleeve length (from shoulder to cuff): Approximately 52.5 cm
Back width: Approximately 30 cm

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【Notes】

・Please only purchase if you understand and appreciate vintage fabrics and antique items.
・Those seeking perfection should refrain from purchasing.

・This item will be sold at this price without any further discounts. We wish to sell it to someone who is willing to purchase it at this price. Please refrain from price negotiations.

・Please check the Tanabatado profile.