  We report results of magnetic susceptibility and 51V- and 63,65Cu-NMR
measurements on a high-quality powder sample of vesignieite BaCu3V2O8(OH)2, a
candidate for the spin-1/2 kagome antiferromagnet. We observed a twostep
magnetic transition: the appearance of spatially inhomogeneous static moments
below 13 K and a long-range order below 9 K. The NMR data indicate a Q = 0
magnetic structure at 1.4 K with the in-plane spin components of three
sublattices oriented at nearly 120 degrees to each other and the magnitude of
the ordered moments of at least 0.6 muB
