Vintage Showa Era A-Un (Guardian Lions) Karajishi (Chinese Lion) and Peony Hand-Dyed Happi Coat Measurements (when laid flat): Sleeve end to sleeve end: 130cm Collar to hem: 70cm Width: 63cm Men's / Women's / Male / Female Material: Cotton This is an old item, so there may be some minor wear and tear. Each piece is dyed by hand, so there are some color variations, but it is in relatively good condition for its age. The lion and peony are said to be the king of beasts and the king of flowers, respectively, and have been used as auspicious symbols by the royal family and for good luck since ancient times. It's a popular design. It can be worn like a Dote (padded short coat), Hanten (short winter coat), Koikuchi shirt, or Dabo shirt, so it can be used in a wide range of styles. Also, because it is a large size, it can be remade or used as a decoration, so please take this opportunity. Tags: COMME des GARCONS HOMME balenciaga vetements maison margiela maison martin margiela dries van noten jean paul gaultier yohji yamamoto ys undercover rafsimons rick owens Junya watanabe isseymiyake henderscheme sacai Engineered Garments Homme Plus Sacai Layered Coat Coat No Collar COMME des GARCONS Junya Watanabe Issey Miyake Kawakubo Rei Undercover Engineered Garments Collaboration Double Name Vintage Porter Classic Capital FDMTL Fundamental Visvim, porter classic capital visvim PLUS Antiques Antique Men's Coat Blouson Indigo Indigo Dye Dote Firefighter Edo Firefighter Happi Kimono Haori Hanten Sashiko Sashiko Festival Embroidery Cosplay Takarazuka Touken Ranbu Rurouni Kenshin Tsutsugaki Inban (stamped happi) Meiji Restoration Wackomaria Boro (ragged fabric) Hagire (fabric scraps) Old Cloth Tsutsuzome (tube dyeing) Firefighter Fire Brigade Fire Department Wackomaria Yohji Yamamoto y3 Heaven Tokyo Limited Tattoo Koikuchi Shirt Tenugui (hand towel) Tenugui Furoshiki (wrapping cloth) Edo Period Happi Happi Mingei (folk art) Mingei (folk art) Folk Craft Inban (stamped happi) Showa Retro Taisho Roman Japanese Man Three Major Festivals Manju (celebratory clothing) Hamamatsu Festival Mikoshi (portable shrine) Recommended for those who like coordinating with Mikoshi. 9