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Women's Japanese Kimono

Traditional Japanese kimono are more formal than yukata but can still be worn for both casual and formal occasions. Traditional kimono have gorgeous designs and coloring and can be worn or used for ornamental decoration.

The Japanese kimono is considered ‘wearable art’ since many artisans' techniques are used on one kimono. These traditional techniques and designs are breathtakingly beautiful - it is hard to find words to describe them.

We buy most of our Japanese kimono from kimono auctions where only a limited number of professional kimono buyers can participate, and no two kimono are the same. We hope you enjoy wearing your kimono and appreciate the detail and uniqueness of each design.
Each of our kimono is one of a kind, is authentic and antique.

Kimono
Japanese kimono
Japanese Kimono

Traditional Japanese kimono have beautiful patterns and designs that can be intricate or simple, but are all unique. They are made from natural materials like silk, hemp and cotton, which along with the pattern and weave of the fabric determine the type of kimono, like gowns, dressing down, black formal, fine patterns, and spun silk. These kimono are suitable for both casual and formal occasions like parties, cosplaying, cherry blossom viewing, attending wedding celebrations and other events.

Features

- Material: Made primarily from natural materials like silk, cotton, hemp.

- Design: Brilliant designs by combining artisans' traditional techniques.

- Additional Details: All kimono are from kimono auctions, each item is one of a kind and is pre-owned.

* Detailed condition of each item is on the product page.

Traditional pattern
Retro pattern
Black formal
Long sleeved Kimono
long slived kimono furisode
Furisode Kimono

Long-sleeved kimono or “furisode” is covered entirely with gorgeous patterns that are more intricate when compared with other kimono. The patterns make these kimono beautiful for ornamental decoration too. While furisode are popular since maiko and geiko in Japan traditionally worn them, they are now worn by ordinary women for celebrations and special events as well.


Features

- Material: Made primarily from natural materials like silk.

- Design: One of the most formal Japanese kimono with a detailed, gorgeous pattern.

- Additional Details: All kimono are from kimono
auctions, each item is one of a kind and is pre-owned.


* Detailed condition of each item is on the product page.

Long sleeved kimono
Kimono jacket
kimono jacket
Kimono jacket

Kimono jacket or ‘haorie’ is a jacket worn over a kimono. It is used to protect your kimono from dust and to keep you warm during colder months. It is also worn as a jacket for more formal occasions.


Features

- Material: Primarily silk, hemp, and polyester.

- Design: Some kimono jackets have beautiful designs on the back with stripes, floral patterns, and many others.

- Additional Details: All kimono are from kimono
auctions, each item is one of a kind and is pre-owned.


* Detailed condition of each item is on the product page.

Kimono jacket
Bridal Kimono
bridal kimono
Bridal Kimono

Wedding kimono or 'Uchikake' is a heavily embroidered kimono and is entirely covered with designs in a number of colors. Traditionally these kimono were worn as bridal kimono in Japanese wedding ceremonies. The colorful, intricate designs make this kimono beautiful for ornamental purposes as well.


Features

- Material: Made primarily from natural materials like silk.

- Design: Heavily embroidered with many colors.

- Additional Details: All kimono are from kimono
auctions, each item is one of a kind and is pre-owned.


* Detailed condition of each item is on the product page.

Bridal kimono
You also need those items

You need some accessories to wear a kimono. Please learn the necessary accessories referring to the picture on the left.
These accessories will make you and your kimono beautiful.

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