Tomesode Kimono Peony

Auspicious Elegance – Peony, Imperial Carriage & Lucky Mallet Tomesode Sukajan Jacket

A sukajan jacket adorned with symbols of celebration and prosperity, crafted from a formal tomesode kimono.

The back features a magnificently blooming peony — long regarded in Japan as a symbol of beauty, prosperity, and elegance. Surrounding it, drum-shaped motifs delicately frame traditional auspicious designs, including the imperial carriage (Gosho-guruma) and the legendary lucky mallet (Uchide no Kozuchi), both cherished symbols believed to invite fortune and success.

The imperial carriage represents refinement and nobility, while the lucky mallet symbolizes the power to bring forth happiness and abundance. Together, these motifs create a graceful and celebratory visual story rich in cultural meaning.

Set against the deep black background of a formal tomesode, the vibrant imagery emerges with quiet sophistication and striking presence. This piece transforms traditional Japanese ceremonial beauty into wearable contemporary fashion — a truly special jacket that brings heritage into everyday style.

Size: L

• Body Width: 125 cm

• Length: 63 cm

• Sleeve Length (Center Back to Cuff): 80 cm

• Hem Width: 100 cm