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Four Legendary Creatures Sukajan Souvenir Jacket








Four Legendary Creatures Sukajan Souvenir Jacket
| Material | High-density acetate |
|---|---|
| Design | Four legendary creatures (Shishin, Seiryu, Byakko, Suzaku, Genbu) |
| Embroidery | Yokobori style |
| Origin | Handcrafted in Yokosuka, Japan |
| Texture | Weighted three-dimensional embroidery |
About this item
- Combines four iconic Japanese spiritual guardians in a single, hand-embroidered souvenir jacket using traditional Yokobori techniques.
- Features four legendary Japanese spiritual creatures for a unique cultural statement
- High-density acetate construction provides vintage luster and durability
- Yokobori style embroidery creates a weighted, three-dimensional texture
- Handcrafted design honors the Ametora heritage of Yokosuka
- Limited edition for collectors and enthusiasts
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Very good · likely 6.6 to 9.0 · low confidence
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Product description
The Four Legendary Creatures Sukajan is a masterwork of Japanese spiritual iconography. This jacket features the Shishin —the celestial guardians of the four cardinal directions: Seiryu (Azure Dragon of the East), Byakko (White Tiger of the West), Suzaku (Vermilion Bird of the South), and Genbu (Black Tortoise of the North). Crafted from high-density acetate for a vintage luster, the design utilizes Yokoburi-style embroidery to create a weighted, three-dimensional texture that honors the "Ametora" heritage of Yokosuka.
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