It is a sacred garment worn by the priests of the church.
There are fine gathers around the neck, and the fluffy volume comes from these many fine gathers.
Measurements are taken according to the pattern, so they may differ from the actual shoulder width and sleeve length when worn.
Just for your reference.
The bottom part is not made of lace, but of embroidered fabric called Cornelie.
You can use it as it is, or cut off the embroidered part.
You can enjoy it as both a tunic and embroidered piece.
The organza fabric is light and firm, but there are many areas where the fabric has thinned due to twisted threads. It hasn't formed holes yet, but you will need to be a little careful.
Although it is long, you can adjust the length by pinching it under the bust or at the top of the lace.
Early 1900s - White cotton
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condition;Aー
Shoulder width: 51cm
Sleeve length: 51cm
Length: 138cm (inner embroidered fabric part 77cm)
