Tsumugi (Casual Silk Kimono). Matcha Green. Type: tsumugi (handwoven silk kimono). Sleeve-to-sleeve length (Yuki): 66.5cm / 26.2in. Color: matcha green. We hope you enjoy exploring kimono not only as traditional art, but also as a unique and stylish option for modern fashion.
The fully lined (Awase) construction provides a beautiful silhouette and comfortable warmth, making it an ideal choice for the autumn and winter seasons. Komon (Casual Patterned Kimono). Edo Komon (Fine stencil pattern)：Tiny repeating stencil patterns — simple yet elegant, for semi-formal occasions.
Originating from Amami Oshima, this premium silk textile is renowned for its lightweight feel, exceptional durability, and deep, earthy tones achieved through natural mud-dyeing techniques. Complete with its original authentication and origin certification, this piece is a collector’s dream.
Tsumugi (Casual Silk Kimono). Tsumugi (Handspun silk)：Handwoven silk with natural texture. Loved for its rustic and relaxed style. Type: tsumugi (handwoven silk kimono). Technique: tsumugi (handspun silk).
Furisode (Formal Long-Sleeved Kimono). Experience the buttery smooth feel of high-quality pure silk and bring a touch of traditional Japanese charm to your next project. Yuzen dyeing：Hand-painted with fine, colorful patterns.
Japanese Kimono Homongi. “Homongi” is distinguished by a continuous design that flows across the shoulders. Japanese Kimono. This piece is also perfect as a luxurious wall display, tapestry, or interior art piece to bring Japanese elegance to your room.
Crafted using authentic yarn-dyed weaving techniques, the fabric showcases a beautiful harmony of color depth and intricate texture that highlights the wearer’s unique charm. Komon (Casual Patterned Kimono).