1920s Unusual Blue Printed Silk Japanese Tourist Kimono Jacket designer-frank-usher Both layers are attached at

Both layers are attached at the top of the shoulder and where the back inner tank meets the exterior fabric

It is constructed with a draped and gathered front panel that sits atop the bodice just at the edge and the fabric flows out to the floor from there

all through a day of exploring or as an evening piece with a change of accessories

Hand finishes at edgings

1920s Unusual Blue Printed Silk Japanese Tourist Kimono Jacket designer-frank-usher Both layers are attached atThis jacket is a little unusual and not your standard find when it comes to the little silk kimono inspired jackets that were being made in Japan during the 1920s for the tourist markets. This one is not 100% perfect but it's too good not to have someone get a few more years of love out of it. It is utterly stunningly and hauntingly beautiful. The cut is soft and easy and more a true jacket in feel then a kimono. It is hand dyed and hand screened, and