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Unused Pure Silk Unlined Nagajuban Kimono with Kaioke Pattern

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Wrap yourself in authentic traditional style with this unused off-white silk nagajuban. Woven from pure silk, this inner kimono garment features a subtle kaioke shell-bucket pattern woven into the lustrous fabric. It offers a soft, fluid drape that feels smooth to the touch. This unlined piece features double-layered musou sleeves, an ishiki-ate reinforcement panel at the back, and its original basting threads still in place. A half-collar is not included.

In Japanese kimono dressing, the nagajuban provides the essential foundation beneath a kimono, protecting delicate fabrics while creating a smooth silhouette. The kaioke pattern draws from traditional court games, bringing a touch of refined history to your inner layer.

This item is unused and still has its basting threads attached. Because it comes from long-term home storage, folding creases are present, and there is a possibility of small overlooked spots. The garment measures 120 cm in length, 63 cm in sleeve-to-center neck length, 46 cm in sleeve length, and 30.5 cm in back width.

Details

Unused off-white silk nagajuban underkimono with a lustrous woven kaioke (shell box) pattern. Single-layer construction with double-layered sleeves, no haneri collar, and a reinforcing panel at the back.

Measurements: length 120 cm, sleeve-to-sleeve 63 cm, sleeve length 46 cm, back width 30.5 cm.

The fabric is soft with a fluid drape. Long-term storage has caused folding creases; no major stains or dirt were noted, though minor overlooked marks may be present.