Boro Indigo Japanese Sake Brewery Apron Urakasumi Mended Heavy Cotton Canvas For Sale

✦ Vintage Japanese Sake Brewery Maekawa Apron - Urakasumi (Boro / Mended Repair) ✦

An authentic vintage Japanese Maekawa (traditional brewery waist apron) featuring bold white Kanji lettering for the famous sake brand "Urakasumi", crafted by Saura Sake Brewery in Miyagi, Japan. 

Made of heavyweight navy cotton canvas, this piece showcases genuine historical character with a rich Boro aesthetic, featuring a washed indigo patina, working marks, and authentic hand-stitched mended repair details. 

▪Features & Details

• Famous Sake Brewery Design: Features bold kanji for Urakasumi and Saura Co., Ltd. in classic white dyed-reserve style. 

• Authentic Boro Mended Stitching: Displays genuine hand-mended repair work on the front pocket, highlighting its authentic history of use and care. 

• Front Pocket & Fringe Hem: Equipped with a practical front pocket and finished with traditional woven fringe along the bottom hem. 

• Heavyweight Navy Cotton: Durable thick canvas fabric with a rich, natural washed indigo-navy patina. 

• Woven Waist Ties: Traditional red, black, and white woven long waist straps. 

▪Dimensions & Condition

Type: Traditional Short/Medium Maekawa Waist Apron (with pocket) 

Condition: Authentic Boro Vintage Condition (Washed & Clean).

• Laundered / Clean: Fully washed and clean, ready to wear or display upon arrival.

• Vintage Boro Patina: Displays heavy historical character, including overall color fading, wash marks, and natural darkening/blackened areas from genuine work use. 

• Mended Repair Work: Features authentic hand-mended repair stitches/patchwork near the pocket corner (see detailed photo). 

• Waist Ties: Displays some loose threads/thread loss along the woven straps from age, but remains fully functional for wear and tying. 

Please examine all photos carefully to evaluate the exact wash fade, darkened areas, mended stitching, and Boro patina. 

▪Perfect For

Bar / kitchen apron, Boro / Sashiko display or crafting material, Izakaya-style wall decor, or Japanese antique textile collection. 

Please feel free to ask any questions!