1920s Ponge Silk Kimono

1920s Ponge Silk KimonoExquisite 1920s pongee silk robe in a soft, fluid weave typical of the era. Designed to be worn open and draped one internal tie and a single outer loop suggest it originally had a belt. The silhouette falls beautifully on the body, offering that effortless boudoir meets evening glamour. The painterly floral pattern in vivid vermilion, cobalt and soft jade reflects the early Art Deco fascination with East Asian aesthetics part of the Chinoiserie and

breathable

No buttons or zip

This piece features intricate hand embroidery throughout

Skirts like this were often handmade in Gujarat using traditional embroidery techniques

A superb example of Chinese export embroidery with strong visual impact — suitable for wear

The bag hangs from a long braided silk cord with tassel ends

the strap has been repaired and secured

often originally worn for ceremonial or festive occasions

A small hole near one of the buttons has been repaired and does not stand out

trimmed throughout with thick natural shearling

the design remains vivid and crisp decades later

PLEASE NOTE: The outer condition of these boots is perfect and they appear barely worn