This elegant vintage haori captures the quiet strength and refined beauty of traditional Japanese attire. The outer layer, in deep black, is adorned with three family crests (kamon), marking it as a formal garment.
Inside, the lining (hakkake) reveals a striking hand-painted bamboo scene rendered in delicate black and grey tones. In Japanese culture, bamboo symbolizes resilience, flexibility, and integrity—able to bend without breaking, even in the harshest winds. The inner artwork turns this haori into a wearable canvas, where tradition meets artistry.
Originally worn over a kimono for formal occasions, this piece pairs effortlessly with both traditional and modern wardrobes. Wear it open to showcase the lining’s hidden story, or display it as a collectible work of textile art.
Details
Type: Haori (short jacket worn over kimono) Material: Silk (outer and lining) Color: Black exterior, white inner panel with painted bamboo motif Features: Three kamon crests, hand-painted lining Era: Mid-20th century (approx.) Condition: Vintage, excellent for age
