The Tamoe Harness Skirt moves like liquid architecture — flowing silk panels suspended from a sculptural waist harness. Each drape falls with gravity, revealing and concealing in rhythm. Adjustable for size and height, with modular elements (that turn it into a dress!), this luxury silk harness skirt adapts to styling with body pieces or stands alone as a statement of kinetic elegance. This is structure without rigidity. Ceremony without compromise. Tamoe is not worn — it is inhabited.

See the Elohim T-Choker, Khutulun Top, Khutulun Bodice and Elohim Harness systems for pairing options.

This pieces is named after Tamoe Gozen, a legendary female samurai from feudal Japan, who is celebrated for her exceptional combat skills and leadership during the 12th century. Revered for her bravery and strategic prowess in pivotal battles, she stands as a symbol of strength and resilience in Japanese folklore. Tamoe Gozen's enduring legacy is a trailblazer in a male-dominated era. Her compelling story of courage and honor is still celebrated in Japanese history and mythology.