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Description
A rich Jamavar satin hugs the body and accents it with colors of the ocean on a misty day. Seafoam green is highlighted with silver, bringing to mind the themes of the sea.

The lines of the robe flow with the ease of water, reminiscent of something a neriad might wear. Long full sleeves show off a mass of silver zari work in the "butterfly" effect - it springs to vision when the arms are opened. Additionally, the backs of the sleeves are left open so that when the sleeves move, the reverse of the fabric can be seen. This means even more silver in a richness of pale color.

The 90" Obi/Belt is long enough to encircle the waist to be tied with a bow (in the back of course!) or can be tucked to be shown in a more traditional manner. The belt is also approximately 10" wide, so it will show off to advantage on any wearer.

The robe is made from satin woven in the Jamavar style. This creates a fabric that looks similar to brocade, and is somewhat reversible. The yukata takes advantage of this with the sleeve openings and with long slits in the sides. The pleating also allows a fullness that will enable a reverse fold on the front part, to show off the beauty of the fabric.

Materials

- Jamavar Satin
- Poly-Rayon Thread

Details

- Pleated shoulders to allow more fullness
- One size fits all
- Obi/Belt is approximately 90" long
- Train of approximately 18"
- Sleeves open in back to show the zari work underneath
- Easy care: Cold water wash and drip dry
- Rolled hems and french style seams - no fraying
- Sleeves left open in the back to show more silver
- 90" obi/belt can also be used as a scarf
- Side slits allow freedom of movement
- Length (without train) approximately 5' Long

Additional images can be found on my website: [link]

Or, if you prefer Etsy: [link]

Description
A rich Jamavar satin hugs the body and accents it with colors of the ocean on a misty day. Seafoam green is highlighted with silver, bringing to mind the themes of the sea.

The lines of the robe flow with the ease of water, reminiscent of something a neriad might wear. Long full sleeves show off a mass of silver zari work in the "butterfly" effect - it springs to vision when the arms are opened. Additionally, the backs of the sleeves are left open so that when the sleeves move, the reverse of the fabric can be seen. This means even more silver in a richness of pale color.

The 90" Obi/Belt is long enough to encircle the waist to be tied with a bow (in the back of course!) or can be tucked to be shown in a more traditional manner. The belt is also approximately 10" wide, so it will show off to advantage on any wearer.

The robe is made from satin woven in the Jamavar style. This creates a fabric that looks similar to brocade, and is somewhat reversible. The yukata takes advantage of this with the sleeve openings and with long slits in the sides. The pleating also allows a fullness that will enable a reverse fold on the front part, to show off the beauty of the fabric.

Materials

- Jamavar Satin
- Poly-Rayon Thread

Details

- Pleated shoulders to allow more fullness
- One size fits all
- Obi/Belt is approximately 90" long
- Train of approximately 18"
- Sleeves open in back to show the zari work underneath
- Easy care: Cold water wash and drip dry
- Rolled hems and french style seams - no fraying
- Sleeves left open in the back to show more silver
- 90" obi/belt can also be used as a scarf
- Side slits allow freedom of movement
- Length (without train) approximately 5' Long

Additional images can be found on my website: [link]

Or, if you prefer Etsy: [link]