Rare 1960s–70s Tibetan Lamb Jacket – Two-Tone Curly Fur with Sculptural Sleeves

Rare 1960s–70s Tibetan Lamb Jacket – Two-Tone Curly Fur with Sculptural SleevesAn exceptional and extremely rare vintage jacket, crafted from beautifully curly, two tone Tibetan lamb fur in soft cream and deep chocolate brown. The striking placement of the darker panels creates an almost butterfly like effect across the body, giving this piece a sculptural, art object quality that is rarely seen. This is not a typical fur jacket, but a highly expressive, collectible example from the golden era of statement outerwear. Tibetan

Arm length: 54 cm (21

Long vertical seam lines shape the body gently through the waist without a horizontal waist seam — a defining feature of the princess cut — allowing the coat to skim the body beautifully

orange and green on a white ground

Style it with snakeskin boots for a 70s rock goddess look

which adds some flexibility

Incredible for festival style

Hungarian peasant blouses of this era were often worn both in their original rural context and later adapted into fashionable wardrobes across Europe

5 cm circumference

A striking vintage caftan dating to the 1970s

Lining seems untouched

while the vivid colours and lavish detailing signified status

not detracting from the overall look or wearability