Rediscover Timeless Elegance: Indigo Kasuri Cotton Kimono from Early to Mid Showa Era
Experience authentic Japanese craftsmanship with this vintage indigo kasuri cotton kimono from the early to mid Showa period (1926–1950s). Renowned for its deep indigo hues and distinctive kasuri patterns, this piece is cherished worldwide as a symbol of Japan’s rich textile heritage. Compact in size, it fits petite women and slender men alike. Ideal not only as a classic fashion statement but also as premium material for remake projects and sustainable design.
A Heritage Piece with Modern Appeal
This indigo-dyed kasuri kimono embodies decades of Japanese tradition and artistry. The cotton fabric, handwoven and dyed using time-honored methods, showcases intricate geometric kasuri patterns that have stood the test of time.
Though originally crafted for children, its size is versatile enough for modern wearers seeking unique vintage style. The softness and patina developed over years make it perfect for daily wear or special occasions.
Endless Possibilities for Remake and Upcycling
Beyond wearing, this kimono’s fabric offers extraordinary potential as a sustainable remake material. Designers and artisans value vintage textiles like this for creating one-of-a-kind garments, accessories, and home décor that blend history with contemporary aesthetics.
Repurposing vintage Japanese textiles contributes to slow fashion movements, promoting environmental responsibility while honoring cultural heritage.
