Antique Han-eri (Collar) The fabric reuses a used obi (sash), and the han-eri is machine embroidered with a 100-year-old design, adapted for a han-eri. It seems useful for adding an accent to Art Deco, stylish kimonos, or everyday wear. The embroidery is placed in a position where it's okay to pull the collar down low. There is a stain that was originally present, located at the neckline between the embroideries. I think it can be hidden with some cleverness. The color of the bobbin thread changes from pink to green midway. There are some areas where the pink color appears on the surface. The edges of the fabric are machine-folded, and the selvedge is left as is. An Art Deco and Art Nouveau-inspired Taisho Roman, antique-style han-eri with deep green triangle design embroidery on an ivory background. Some also have beads. - Color: Ivory white and green embroidery - Design: Triangle design embroidery - Material: Silk tsumugi (pongee) - Style: Traditional Japanese clothing han-eri It might be good for events where you are the main focus. Artisan made. TSUBAKIAN, Halloween, witch, Gofukuya Sandotcom, dark academia, butterfly, insect, rare item, bat, rose, Western flowers, antique kimono, embroidered han-eri Reproduction, replica, Showa retro For those who like Mamechiyo Modern, Kimono Yamato, Furifu, etc. Thank you for viewing.