Black silk kimono jacket, jacquard camellia design

A note on the white stitching: finding shitsuke-ito on a vintage or second-hand kimono usually indicates that the garment has been professionally cleaned (arai-hari) and carefully stored. We can remove these for you on request.

This is a semi-formal haori, as evidenced by the single mon (family crest) in the center of the upper back. The number of mon on the garment indicates the formality. From 0, a casual garment, up to a maximum of five, reserved for major family events. This distinctive mon is a single bellflower (kikyu), representing the prestigious Toki clan and their vassals since the 16th century.