Japanese Maekake Apron Ebisu Fish Market Indigo NWT

New with tag traditional Japanese maekake waist apron in deep indigo 100% cotton canvas with red/white woven waist ties. This design features Ebisu, the Japanese god of good fortune, fishing, and prosperity, holding a fish — a classic lucky design often connected with food, seafood, restaurants, and merchant/shop culture. White Japanese lettering adds a vintage market/workwear look. Personally brought back from Japan when I had my sushi restaurant and had a few extras. Authentic Japanese work apron, not a costume piece. Maekake aprons are traditional Japanese waist aprons worn by shopkeepers, chefs, brewers, craftspeople, gardeners, and makers. The thick woven cotton helps protect clothing while cooking, working, crafting, gardening, pottery, BBQ, or carrying items. Ties around the waist/hips and can be wrapped snugly for light lower-back support. Also beautiful as Japanese textile wall decor when not in use. Approx. 26” long x 18.5” wide; straps approx. 102”. Please see all photos as part of description. Keywords Japanese maekake apron, Ebisu apron, fish market apron, sushi chef apron, Japanese work apron, indigo cotton apron, made in Japan apron, 100% cotton canvas, Japanese restaurant apron, seafood apron, artisan apron, chef apron, pottery apron, gardening apron, Japanese textile