Rare Antique Japanese Oversized Sleeping Kimono (Yogi)
Located in Point Richmond, CA
Rare Antique Japanese Oversized Sleeping Kimono (Yogi) This is the outer shell of a type of shaped sleeping kimono known as a yogi.
Cotton, Linen
Late Meiji Period Sleeping Kimono / Yogi, Japan
Located in Point Richmond, CA
Late Meiji Period sleeping Kimono / Yogi, Japan Yogi are a type of oversized sleeping kimono traditionally used in Japan.
Cotton
Antique Japanese Kumanozome Stencil-Dyed Sleeping Kimono (Yogi), Japan
Located in Point Richmond, CA
Antique Japanese Kumanozome Stencil-Dyed Sleeping Kimono (Yogi), Japan This Japanese yogi, or over-sized, shaped sleeping kimono, is made of a uniquely patterned indigo-dyed cotton ...
Cotton
Japanese Kimono Shaped Futon Cover with Anchors
Located in Seattle, WA
Japanese cotton futon cover in the shape of a kimono (yogi). The yogi with an indigo paste resist (tsutsugaki) family crest above a design of two anchors.
Cotton
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