Garment Designs

Image	Description and Size
Jacket A	A traditional Japanese jacket called "Harori". Patchworking with Sashiko. 24" x 31"
*Jacket B*	A traditional Japanese jacket called "Harori". Patchworking with Sashiko. 24" x 31"
*Vest*	Very simple vest made out of rectangle pieces. 20" x 25"

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Any fibrous plants were used to make garments. Cotton was not available in Japan until 17th century and only upper class could use it. 15 hrs ago
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