RH409 — Heian Japanese Lady’s Underthings – Kosode and Hakama

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Buy the only historically accurate women’s kosode and hakama pattern!

Get underwear for your karaginu-mo!  This is our full-size paper pattern for kosode and nagabakama, the short white robe and long red pants worn by women under the voluminous robes that comprised a lady’s outfit in Japan’s Heian Period (894-1172).

This pattern includes two styles of knee- to calf-length kosode and the long, trailing nagabakama with instructions for looping up the nagabakama to ankle-length.

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