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[Back protection] [Rampaging Noshi]
A long time ago in Japan, there was a custom called Semori.
It is said that a person's soul resides in their back, and that the seams on the back of their kimono serve as ``eyes'' to watch over and protect themselves from evil spirits that may sneak up on them.
At that time, children's kimonos were small and did not have seams on the back, so they added embroidery and decorative stitches to protect the children from monsters.

The pattern ``Rabare Noshi'' is a very auspicious pattern that has the meaning of ``connection between people'', as it is made up of ``Noshi'', an ancient Japanese auspicious charm, tied together. The pattern of this wild noshi is also the pattern of the kimono that my mother, Kazuko Kurosawa, wore during Shichi-Go-San.
As a lucky charm for everyone who purchased the item, this embroidery of Ramada Noshi will be applied to all Kurosawa costume products.

[Notes]
・This product uses unwashed (rigid) denim.
・Shrinkage will occur when washed for the first time.
・Please take size changes into consideration when wearing.
-Washing may cause tangles at the waist, inseam, etc.
・As the color will fade, please wash separately from other items.
- Wrap the calf fabric tightly and tie it with a string to make it stand up.
(Since it is made based on a hakama, your underwear may be visible, so we recommend tucking in a T-shirt or wearing a top that is slightly above your eyes.)
-If you do not know how to wear this product, please watch the video below.