Men's Vintage Japanese Haori Busho no Ikusa

Material: 100% Black Silk "Habutae"

Features:

• Reversible: Yes
• Pattern: The design on the gray lining features "武一将", which translates to "First Warrior General". This motif celebrates the heritage of samurais and military commanders from feudal Japan.
• Historical Scene: The intricate characters illustrate a naval battle involving samurai archers from the Sengoku period (1467-1615), a time marked by intense conflicts between feudal lords. The figures, clad in traditional armor and equipped with bows and arrows, fight on boats, capturing the essence of bravery and military strategy of that era.
• Family Crests Kamon: Decorated with five family crests "五瓜に抱き茗荷" (Itsutsu-uri ni daki myōga), symbolizing five cucumbers wrapped with myoga (Japanese ginger).
• Finish: Beautiful craftsmanship.
• Comfort: Extremely comfortable.
• Creator's Seal: Features the seal of its creator, Kitagawa 北川.

Usage:

• Traditionally worn by samurai warriors over ceremonial kimonos.
• Ideal to wear as keikogi with a striped umanori shima hakama and keikogi for Iaido/Kenjutsu practice.

Condition:

• Very good overall condition.
• Detailed photos provided to showcase the condition and help you form your own opinion.
• Some minor, non-visible stains may be present due to age.

Care Instructions:

• Dry clean recommended.
• Iron at 60 degrees if necessary.

Dimensions:

• Height: 90 cm for perfect coverage.
• Width: 62 cm for a snug and elegant fit.
• Sleeve Span: 132 cm, offering great freedom of movement.
• Sleeve Height: 48 cm and width of 34 cm, balancing tradition and modern comfort.

Included Accessories:

• Complimentary white "Himo" fastening cord.

This haori is ideal for Japanese history enthusiasts, martial arts practitioners, or as a cultural decoration piece. Each detail, from the luxurious silk material to the meticulously drawn battle scene, showcases exceptional craftsmanship and the rich cultural tradition of Japan. Immerse yourself in the spirit of ancient Japan and feel the power and honor of the warriors of old.