Meiji Period Japanese Indigo Framed Boro Kimono (25) Pendant Lights could represent an emperor or

could represent an emperor or someone of high regard as the figure below is holding a fan which would have been used by servants to keep people of high authority and power cool

D - 28cm at base

And depending on where in Japan the doll is made will also dictate that shape and decor of the doll

Made in two pieces

or a blanket

Meiji Period Japanese Indigo Framed Boro Kimono (25) Pendant Lights could represent an emperor orThis beautiful Kimono as been created through the process of Boro, where fabric is saved, mended and then remade into different fabrics and pieces. The fabric is a lovely range of deeps blue and purple cotton. It has been professionally mounted onto a frame, creating it into a stunning piece of artistry. The kimono can be removed from the frame and neither the frame nor the Kimono will be damaged. We have aged this boro at approximately late 19th