MerrielAdvancedlv6

Lucky indeed! very jealous of your find ^^

Not typically. And I'll be working, so...^^ But i'd love to.

yeah...I recommand verlvet covered hangers, for the slippery fabrics. It's not agressive, and it holds in place.

Well, not quite! ^^ Ao is a top, yukata is a robe. Their closure system is different, and when a top garment is called "ao" and not "shan" it's because it's lined. Yukata is a lightweight single layer robe, no lining. I can go on. ^^

oh! thanks i'll go check 😉

Hey! my reply disappeared! :p Maybe because I included a link. I was saying, there is an article on this site about this fan, it's called a Yao Shan, you can find it if you tupe it in the search bar.

Hi! you can find all about it in this article: https://www.newhanfu.com/37353.html 😉

You nailed it! 😉 I think it's the style of the top, but it still kind looks like a saree ^^

Here is the article of reference article, it's very well explained : https://www.newhanfu.com/31453.html

If you have enough length, I don't think you need to piece the 2 borders together, the bottom patterns are large enough 😉