Vintage Japanese Kimono Robe Unisex Beige Linen Blend Abe Tabi Happi 54x60

Vintage Japanese Kimono Robe Unisex Beige Linen Blend Abe Tabi Happi 54x60 Special Feature: Handwoven sayagata pattern symbolizes eternity and strength—an auspicious Japanese textile motif. Features kamon (family crest) medallions woven directly into the fabric—indicative of high-quality craftsmanship. The red “大” kanji means “Large,” and handwritten katakana inscription “アベ旅ハッピ (Abe Tabi Happi)” suggests it was custom-made for the Abe family or a travel/festival group—a beautiful cultural artifact. Breathable natural fiber—ideal for minimalist Japandi decor, display, or wear as an artful layering robe. Vintage Proof: Absence of modern care/sizing tags and presence of hand-sewn label suggest mid-Showa era production (1950s–1970s). The traditional weaving style and motifs align with authentic Japanese yukata and happi craftsmanship. Handwritten ownership/association markings were common in vintage robes used at ryokan inns or regional festivals. Brand / Label: Hand-stitched Japanese label with red kanji “大” (Dai = Large) Size: Approx. One Size (fits Men’s L–XL / Women’s XL–XXL) Measurements: Chest: 54", Sleeve: 13", Length: 60" Material: Likely linen or cotton-linen blend (lightweight, unlined) Color: Natural beige with dark brown geometric and crest patterns Pattern: Sayagata (Buddhist interlocking motif) with Kamon (family crest symbol featuring stylized leaf/feather) Closure: Open front, wrap-style robe Condition: Excellent vintage condition—minor natural creasing from