A practical work kimono composed of wisteria fabric (fuji-iro) for the entire body. The composition relies purely on color contrast: a light body paired with dark blue arms chosen for durability and ease of replacement. The cloth presents an even, piece-dyed tone with a dry hand typical of handwoven cotton; seams and hems are neatly hand-stitched. Reinforced with additional stitching near the neck. Some moth damage to the wisteria.

c. Late 19^th century, (Meiji Period) Japan