A synthetic odori (dance) furisode with fan and kumihimo pattern. It has a red date-eri sewn into the collar and false “juban” sleeves that are very helpful for dressing for performances. The size is generous and could be worn by many people. This obi is a fukuro obi that you might ordinarily wear with a formal kimono.
Wool blend vintage komon (informal kimono) with dyed print. This kimono is lined but not too heavy or hot. Quite small if you want to wear traditionally, but for a more creative style you can wear shorter if you are tall or as a robe if it is too small around! A very pretty kimono that will pair well with …
A blue, wool komon kimono that has a woven pattern in different shades of blue and a pop of red. This is a versatile kimono that could pair with many different obi. Here we paired it with a reversible hanhaba kobukuro obi that is salmon pink on one side and has a deep purple floral pattern on the other side. …
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