Edo Meiji Era Reversible Indigo Fireman's Jacket kendo Age: Early Showa Era (1930-1950s)

Age: Early Showa Era (1930-1950s)

and Tsutsugaki drawing

Approx Size: armpit to armpit 25"

Age: Edo-Meiji early 1900s

button up in the front

Edo Meiji Era Reversible Indigo Fireman's Jacket kendo Age: Early Showa Era (1930-1950s)Age: Edo Meiji Era (the 1860 1910s) Region Found: Nigata, Nagaoka Material: Indigo dyed cotton, sashiko stitch, and Tsutsugaki drawing. This is a rare Japanese fireman's jacket from the Edo Meiji Era roughly between 1860 1910s. It is found in the Nigata, Nagaoka region of Japan. Indigo dyed and also reversible, so you can wear it inside out as well. Done by sashiko stitch and also Tsutsugaki hand drawing in the inside. This is a one of a kind design.