karaginu mo

Karaginu Mo (唐衣裳(装束)) is used to refer to the Juunihitoe kimono since 'Karaginu' and 'Mo' are its defining parts. Worn formally by ladies in the Heian Period. Some are noticeably very colorful with large patterns.

Karaginu: A waist length Chinese style jacket.
Mo: An apron-like train, down the back of the robe.

See also

• hirabitai
• japanese clothes
• layered kimono

External links

• Wikipedia article on Juunihitoe
• Cunnan wiki article on Karaginu mo

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