Silver Karakusa Blossom

A light grey silk haori adorned with intricate black swirling vines and delicate blossoms in soft red, pink, and yellow hues. The design features the traditional karakusa motif — an arabesque of curling vines symbolising vitality, longevity, and continuous growth.
Handmade in the mid- to late-Showa era (circa 1950s–1970s), this piece reflects Japan’s quiet shift from post-war restraint to refined modern elegance. The subtle palette and fine detailing capture the harmony between tradition and contemporary sensibility characteristic of the period.
A timeless garment that speaks softly yet beautifully — celebrating endurance, grace, and the quiet poetry of Japanese design.