Noragi (野良着) is a type of traditional Japanese workwear, typically worn by farmers and laborers.
 
The term "noragi" translates to "field clothing," reflecting its origins in rural Japan. Made from durable, handwoven fabrics like cotton, noragi jackets are often dyed with indigo and stitched together in a patchwork style.
 
This one used Kasuri textile, that Japanese textile technique where threads are resist-dyed before weaving to create patterns with a distinctive blurred effect. Both warp and weft threads can be dyed to form intricate designs, commonly seen in traditional Japanese clothing like kimonos.
 
Dimensions :
color to bottom edge: 93cm (36in),
Armpit to armpit: 59cm (23in)
Sleeve Edge to Edge Across Shoulders:117cm (46in)