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Description: This fine robe is one of those of the traditional elderly monks of the Empire. A bold red over-robe of thick silk diagonally drapes over one shoulder of a saffron under-robe of thin, soft cotton. The sleeves of the under-robe protrude from beneath the shoulder draping over-robe. The robe reaches to the ground and is worn loosely so as not to hamper movement. A shining orange sigil, shaped like a rose, is pinned to the traditional Auriental collar.
Appraise: The saffron robe is about six feet long and about a foot wide. It is made of silk and looks like you could wear it.
Weight: 2 2/9 lb
Value: A$2.5
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