Edo Japanese Lucky Symbol Fireman's Jacket kendo indigo dyed
Description
indigo dyed
armpit to armpit: 23inches
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some fabric holes & rip due to its age
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Edo Japanese Lucky Symbol Fireman's Jacket kendo indigo dyedAge: Edo Period Region: unknown Material: Indigo dyed cotton, Sashiko stitch, Tsutsugaki drawing Interesting fact: This fireman's jacket is one of a kind and the inside was done by Tsutsugaki style hand drawn rice paste resist dyeing technique. Indigo dyed on the outside were used because its element is known to be flame resistant in Japan. Approx size when lay down flat: armpit to armpit: 23 inches collar to bottom length: roughly 33. 5inches
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