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Under the kimono, we wear a Naga-Juban to keep the kimono from getting worn or stained.
Only the tip of the Naga-Juban could be seen between your neck and the kimono, but it can create a subtle balance of the entire outfit you are in.
Of course there are several kinds of Naga-Juban. Some are for the use on the ceremonial occasions with mourning kimono or bridal Furisode,
Others are for rather casual occasions with Tsukesage etc. Rinzu, Chirimen, Muslin are usually used as the material of Naga-Juban.
And with summer kimonos, Sha or hemp are mainly used. Each material has each own characteristic. It can be said that Naga-Juban is a hidden smartness.
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no.80786535
Nagajuban w Cloud & Flower
1930's
$65
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no.80714507
Nagajuban w Ichimatsu and Drum
Before 1920
$85
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no.81117185
Nagajuban
Mum x Maple Leaf Pttn
1970's
$60
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no.81063161
Nagajuban w Shibori Cloud, Asanoha
1930's
$65
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no.81063185
Hitoe Nagajuban w Baby Dolls
1930's
$75
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no.80537106
Men's Nagajuban; Sparrows
Contemporary
$65
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no.81142910
Nagajuban, Baby Doll w Flowers
1930's
$90
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no.80897538
Hitoe Nagajuban; Ro Silk
1920's
$150
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no.81041855
Nagajuban w Chic Hand Scrolls
1930's
$60
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