Description: This striking men’s juban features a serene light blue base color, complemented by a deep indigo-blue eri (collar), creating a refined and elegant look. The fabric is adorned with painted motifs of Ōban (大判) gold money plates and Wadōkaichin (和同開珎) coins, some of Japan’s earliest currency symbols, representing prosperity and good fortune. The detailed and artistic rendering of these historical money symbols covers the juban entirely, making it both visually impressive and culturally significant.
Fabric: Crafted from soft, high-quality silk, the juban has a smooth, luxurious texture with a subtle sheen that highlights the intricate artwork. The silk drapes beautifully, offering both comfort and elegance for the wearer.
Style: The combination of the light blue base with the bold indigo eri provides a sophisticated contrast, while the Ōban and Wadōkaichin motifs add a traditional touch of symbolism associated with wealth, success, and good fortune. This juban is perfect for those who appreciate history, artistry, and impeccable craftsmanship.
Condition: In excellent condition, this piece shows no signs of wear. The painted details remain vibrant and intact, making this juban a rare and valuable addition to any wardrobe or collection.
