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Silk Haori
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Vintage Japanese KIMONO HAORI COAT Arabesque SILK H079 $16.50 |
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Vintage Japanese Kimono Haori 30" long, pink blush silk $44.00 |
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Vintage Japanese Kimono Haori 37" long, Plum silk $53.00 |
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Japanese excellent RINZU SILK HAORI woven patter #3132 $9.99 |
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SILK TIE HIMO FOR HAORI 2 PAIR D217 $4.99 |
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91116I Japanese Kimono Women's black HAORI Clouds Silk $28.00 |
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women silk Yukata Japanese Haori Kimono with Obi $0.99 |
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Japanese HITOKOSHI SILK HAORI HAND DYED PATTERN#3126 $9.99 |
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Japanese very old RINZU SILK HAORI nice lining#3127 $11.01 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori Family Crest #6720 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori Flower Embroidery #6513 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori #6360 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori Michiyuki #6909 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori Leaves #6780 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori Michiyuki #6894 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori #7022 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori Michiyuki #7005 $0.99 |
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Yellow silk Japanese haori kimono fabric textile $8.28 |
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red silk Yukata Japanese Haori Kimono Peacock with Obi $0.99 |
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red silk Yukata Japanese Haori Kimono Peacock with Obi $0.99 |
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blue silk peacock Yukata Japanese Haori Kimono with Obi $0.99 |
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SUNHEART SILK Haori Japanese KIMONO JACKET WHOLESALE $19.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori Not Used ! #7137 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori #7138 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori #7135 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori Flowers #6985 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori Michiyuki #7002 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori Michiyuki Fan #6991 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori Stripes #7132 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori Dots #7139 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori Michiyuki #6999 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori Shibori Style #6989 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori Michiyuki #6993 $0.99 |
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JAPANESE KIMONO SILK HAORI blue with black patterns $9.00 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori #6998 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori #7003 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori #7001 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori Shibori Style #6967 $2.25 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori Clouds #7140 $0.99 |
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Japanese Kimono Silk Haori #7000 $0.99 |
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Vintage Yukata Haori Kimono Japanese Silk Red Dress $14.99 |
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VINTAGE JAPANESE SILK SATIN URUSHI HAORI $39.99 |
Japanese clothing is used more to adapt to the seasons, these users also differ with age, marital or social status. During the spring, bright Kimonos and floral prints and clothing are used, while in autumn, clothing similar to the patterns of fall. When winter clothes with bamboo, pine, or the pattern of Plum Blossom and design are used to bring good luck and prosperity. The summer is the time of cotton clothing and winter clothing in layers and tightly aligned.
Japanese casual clothing including clothes, with clothing patterns or dyed fabric or repetitive patterns. The traditional cotton yukata or summer kimono, the cotton haori tissue or short silk jacket and dyed ikat kimono would be all casual clothes. This casual Japanese usually only be used as daily use, a bathhouse or the informal friend and family visits. Japanese formal attire is quite contrasting, either very elaborate or elegantly simple design is considered formal. The Uchikake or wedding kimono and kimono with elegant designs, soft colors or solid patterns are classified as formal Japanese clothing. These should be used to pay visits formal, funeral, or by married women for weddings and formal occasions.
Japanese clothing is also distinguished by their marital status, unmarried women wear colors bright and richly patterned kimono with long sleeves. Some of these sleeves can even be as long as the woman's ankle! The girls, as young as 19, the start using these vibrant Kimonos. With increasing age or marital status change, kimono sleeves continue to be shorter.
Hanfu or clothing of the Han Dynasty is the most famous ancient Chinese clothing. Inseparable from silk and used by the legendary Yellow Emperor, the Hanfu has a history of more than three millennia. Ancient Chinese clothing was mainly of suits with trousers for men and skirts for women under them. Modern Chinese clothing is a combination of western and old dress smartly and symbolism auspicious.
The informal Chinese clothing includes top and bottom and a piece robe wrapped once or more around the body. A typical set is Hanfu two or three layers where the first layer is the Zhongyi underwear white cotton or silk. The second layer is the entry closed clothing and optional third layer can be the Shan Zhao or coat. The suit may be "semi-formal", adding to it a pleated skirt (Chang), a cloth panel added to the waist belt and a hat formal (Guan). Meeting a guest or go to meetings or cultural day would encourage you to do "semi-formal".
Chinese formal wear reserves for special occasions like a major sacrifice or other religious activities or special people, like the emperors and officials. This includes Xuanduan, an equivalent the western black tunic and dark tie robes of a priest named full Fush. A Lanshan was used as an official or an academic gown.
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