Patchwork Farmer Boro Jacket folk Indigo dyed on the outside

Indigo dyed on the outside were used because its element is known to be flame resistant in Japan

armpit to armpit: 25 inches

strong fabric

Material: Indigo cotton fabric stitched by sashiko

it says "Toei Uzumasa"

Patchwork Farmer Boro Jacket folk Indigo dyed on the outsideAge; Edo Meiji Era (the late 1800 1900s) Region Found: near Kyoto, Higashiyama Material: Indigo dyed cotton, patchwork, sashiko stitch, Kasuri weave fabric This wonderful boro jacket is passed down from generation to generation, mending down with many different types of indigo & Kasuri fabric patch and stitched together sashiko style. Approx size when lay down flat: armpit to armpit: 24inches collar to bottom length: 34 inches Condition: overall good