A striking 1940s silk robe rendered in luminous cobalt blue, intricately hand-embroidered with golden dragons that coil fluidly across the body and back. Rich in symbolism, the dragon motif evokes power, protection, and prosperity—hallmarks of traditional Eastern design interpreted through mid-century craftsmanship.
Fully double-lined in contrasting blush pink silk, the interior reveals a soft, unexpected layer that transforms the piece in motion. The fluid cut, wide sleeves, and self-tie belt create an elegant drape that can be worn open as a statement layer or cinched for a more sculptural silhouette.
A true heirloom garment—equally at home styled over denim or reserved as a collector’s display piece.
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Details:
• Circa: 1940s
• Fabric: Silk (double-lined)
• Color: Cobalt blue exterior / blush pink interior
• Hand-embroidered dragon motifs throughout
• Wide sleeves
• Self-tie waist belt
• Open front design
• Unlined closure (wrap style)
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Condition:
Excellent vintage condition with visible areas of color variation and fading throughout, consistent with age and adding to the garment's lived-in character. Embroidery remains vibrant and intact.
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Wear it open over denim for contrast, or cinched as a statement dress. A rare crossover piece that moves effortlessly between lounge, evening, and collector territory.
