Kimono furoshiki often also referred to with

often also referred to with the epithets "phoenix arab" and "bird of fire"

To make the best use of the teapot and make it last over time

realizzata e dipinta a mano dalla pluripremiata artista Chie Tamura

the signature and stamp of the artist who made it and the original packaging stamped and signed by the artist

Noh theater ornamental mask representing Okame

Kimono furoshiki often also referred to withHaori for women in blood orange silk. This haori is a vintage, in good condition, original Japanese garment from the late Showa period (1960 1989). It was sewn and packaged entirely by hand. Measurements: length 74cm, sleeve to sleeve 126cm. It can be worn open like a jacket or overcoat or closed with a high waist belt and can be combined with both casual and elegant garments, such as jeans, leggings, trousers and dresses. Single piece.