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After that, we went to a Chinese restaurant, House of Chang in Cambridge. I forgot to take pictures

This is how I want to be. Big hair, fragile slender body and lots of colors.Photo from Magdalen Sar

The BonnitI have been seeing this rain bonnet called The Bonnit on the internet very often, and I th

tanuki-kimono: Nobuyoshi Araki 「カービングトライブス」×着物 (Carving Tribe bag x Kimono) campain, seen on I sh

(via FFFFOUND! | Xote, thekimonogallery: Kendo. Japan)

just beautiful *^*www.artplaymagazine.com/shibari-darkbeauty/

Idid this St. Patrick’s day theme kimono display at work for March! お店でセントパトリックスディの着物コーデディスプレイ

Lively modern obi by Iroca, with beautiful orange+purple gradation, and very graphic hozuki (physall

tanuki-kimono:Corn husk Japanese doll, full with nihongami and kimono, cute step by step by Taiyou I

‘Furisode with Imagery Alluding to the Noh Play Kikujido, Edo period (1615-1868), late 18th-ea

I love this iromuji deep green color. And this dragon and phoenix obi by Tatsumura is incredible! (a

Iromuji roses furisode styling, by DaliUsually, furisode tend to be loud and bold, mostly because ba

I love those iromuji with big embroidered kamon <3 (seen on)

Perfect quiet outfit for attending a concert by Tokyo135°, I am usually not fond of cream kimono but

auxiliari-san:Another attempt at creating a kimono coord, this time with my new awase Iromuji + Nish

“Kosode with Snow-covered Mandarin Orange Trees and Poem, Edo period, late 18th century, Japan

Hina matsuri themed outfit, featuring a luscious iromuji (that fukure-o/plump weave pattern!), paire

Personnal collection : peach iromuji / kitsune no yomeiri fukuro obi / pink dots obiage / flowery ha

Embroidered Kosode. Bunka of, Edo period (1804-1818), Japan. A rare silk uchikake featuring much f

Iromuji (solid color) furisode are not common nowadays (in the past they were only part of rich atti

Furisode, featuring motifs of Paulownia Tree and Phoenixes, Edo period (1615-1868), late 18th-early

Scarlet iromuji kimono livened up by a refined yet joyful looking plum+wisteria obi (seen on). Perfe

Personnal collection : golden yellow iromuji / magatama and (faded) genjiko gold and silver nagoya o

Lacy back kimono by Gekka Bizin, a tad weird but interesting nonetheless ^^

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