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.
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 …
This plum-purple iromuji (single color kimono) has an interesting, hidden detail–a striped pattern on the lining that, when worn, is visible from certain angles so looks used for Japanese dance. Because it is just a single color, the possibilities for coordination are endless! We paired it here with a colorful, floral Nagoya obi with metallic gold outlines. The obi is …
A full kimono and obi set for traditional Japanese dance! The kimono is a lined, synthetic kimono in black, white and dark orange with gold designs. Standard size will fit many. The obi is somewhat unusual as dance obi are often Nagoya obi. Because it is a fukuro obi, this allows for there to be two patterns, one on each …
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