A black silk haori, with little, quaint, Japanese scenery. The woven design is done in urushi, a traditional Japanese lacquer used to coat the silk threads. This haori is gorgeously soft silk. A spectacular garment.
The large white stitches on this haori are just shitsuke (large, loose, white, basting stitches). The Japanese put these in to keep the edges neat during storage; they are easy to remove and just get pulled out before wearing
Made and bought in Japan
In Japan, haori are not normally worn with a sash or belt, they are worn loosely, on top of a kimono and obi, but they also look great with a belt and with western world clothing; see examples shown below this garment's photos
You can wear most lined haoris inside out, as they are so exquisitely made that all the seams are hidden both inside and out, and this lining would look fabulous worn on the outside. You can see an example of a haori worn inside out in the photographs below this haori/s pictures, further down this page and on my blog here
Type: A hitotsu-mon haori. Garments with mon (crests) are divided into three types: itsutsu-mon (5 mon), mitsu-mon (3 mon) and hitotsu-mon (1 mon). The more mon it has, the more formal the occasion at which it may be worn
Awase (fully lined)

Condition:
Excellent

Measurements:
Sleeve end to sleeve end 130cm
Sleeve seam to sleeve seam 64cm
Sleeve depth 51.5cm
Length 83cm