Antique Japanese Boro Noragi Hanten Jacket Sashiko Indigo Patchwork Rugged BRKW1 Buddhist Maki Haku (1924–2000)

Maki Haku (1924–2000)

Texture: There is a distinct unglazed or thinly glazed patch on the body

In the Kyoto dialect

Vivid Detail: The neck guard (Shikoro) is painted in red and black to mimic traditional lacquered armor plates

featuring the beautiful design of Imari ware

Antique Japanese Boro Noragi Hanten Jacket Sashiko Indigo Patchwork Rugged BRKW1 Buddhist Maki Haku (1924–2000)Description A. Introduction Wear a piece of living history with this incredible Japanese "Boro" (Ranru) jacket. Often referred to as a Noragi (farmer's workwear) or Hanten style jacket, this garment is a testament to the "Mottainai" (waste nothing) spirit of old Japan. Heavily patched, stitched, and worn to perfection, it features a deep indigo hue and a texture that only decades of hard work and careful mending can produce. B. Features & Cultural