Tsumugi (Casual Silk Kimono). Kasuri (Ikat weaving)：Threads are dyed before weaving, creating blurred patterns. Unique and rustic. Type: tsumugi (handwoven silk kimono). Technique: kasuri (ikat weaving).
Tsumugi (Casual Silk Kimono). Kasuri (Ikat weaving)：Threads are dyed before weaving, creating blurred patterns. Unique and rustic. Type: tsumugi (handwoven silk kimono). Technique: kasuri (ikat weaving).
The deep black base is beautifully adorned with artistic floral motifs in deep crimson red, expertly applied using traditional Yuzen dyeing techniques. Komon (Casual Patterned Kimono). Yuzen dyeing：Hand-painted with fine, colorful patterns.
Fully lined (Awase construction), it is ideal for the autumn and winter seasons. Komon (Casual Patterned Kimono). It preserves the exquisite elegance of Yuzen designs while allowing for refined pattern repetition, resulting in a sophisticated and well-balanced aesthetic for high-end Japanese textiles.
Unlined (Hitoe). Tsumugi (Casual Silk Kimono). Lining: unlined (hitoe). Type: tsumugi (handwoven silk kimono). Sleeve-to-sleeve length (Yuki): 65cm / 25.6in. We hope you enjoy exploring kimono not only as traditional art, but also as a unique and stylish option for modern fashion.
Unlined (Hitoe). Tsumugi (Casual Silk Kimono). Tsumugi (Handspun silk)：Handwoven silk with natural texture. Loved for its rustic and relaxed style. Lining: unlined (hitoe). Type: tsumugi (handwoven silk kimono).
Tsumugi (Casual Silk Kimono). Type: tsumugi (handwoven silk kimono). Sleeve-to-sleeve length (Yuki): 62cm / 24.4in. We hope you enjoy exploring kimono not only as traditional art, but also as a unique and stylish option for modern fashion.