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.
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 …
Silk kimono with a hand dyed leaf pattern that is understated but pretty. It is paired here with a very unique and interesting synthetic nagoya obi. It is a little unusual to see obi in such a graphic and bright print. It is also unusual in proportion with the narrow side very long and the wide end very short. We …
This is a kasuri-dyed Meisen kimono, it is rather casual and short. For taller wearers, we recommend wearing without an ohashori fold or short with western accessories. Here we have paired it with cotton nagoya obi with a gorgeous dyed print and solid red ‘tare.’ Despite being a single layer through most of the length, this obi is quite stiff …
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