A vintage silk kimono with red lining and longer sleeves. In the past, sleeve lengths were not standardized like they are now, so the longer sleeves combined with the red lining shows that this kimono is quite old. Despite its age, the silk is strong and can still be worn. It is, however, short and so taller wearers should wear …
It may look orange in the pictures, but this edo komon kimono is a lovely brick red color. And it is hand printed one. Slightly short so highly recommended for shorter wearers if you want to wear with the ohashori fold but can be worn by taller people as well. As you can see in the picture, it can easily …
A very interesting kimono! The pattern and colors are reminiscent of the 70s and not for the faint of heart. Because it is wool, it can easily be dressed more casually as in this set. We paired it with this deep purple hanhaba kobukuro obi which creates a nice balance of colors. The obi has pink on the reverse side.
This set is one of my favorites. This kimono is a vintage item and, as you can see in the picture, is extremely short but the fabric is a very light synthetic blend. This would wear very well as a yukata for summer or just for lounging around the house as a robe. The obi is a sturdy, hanhaba obi …
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