HO-MAEKAKE[帆前掛] | Japanese work wear | Indigo blue | No.C002 - FREE SHIPPING ヴィンテージ、着物 it is very expensive

it is very expensive

It is made of thick cotton fabric so it is very durable

drawn using the hand-drawn Yuzen (*2) technique

(*1) Shibori [絞り] means tie-dye

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HO-MAEKAKE[帆前掛] | Japanese work wear | Indigo blue | No.C002 - FREE SHIPPING ヴィンテージ、着物 it is very expensiveThis is an apron for craftsmen. It is a traditional Japanese work wear and is called a 'ho maekake'(*). (*) The history of the ho maekake[] dates back to the Meiji period, when craftsmen at sake shops, miso shops, rice shops, etc. used it to protect their backs and prevent stains and injuries from their clothes while working at their workplaces. The 'shop name' was dyed into it and it was also used as a uniform and for advertising purposes. Item