Miyamairi Gallery
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thekimonogallery:A fine ‘Ro” sheer summer silk “miyamairi” kimono, one utilized to drape over a one-
Boy’s Ceremonial Kimono. Meiji period (1868-1911), Japan. The Kimono Gallery. A silk boys an
Hakozaki-gu Fukuoka, Japan A family came for shinto ceremony “Miyamairi” It is f
High grade boy miyamairi kimono (called ubugi or haregi) depicting a rising dragon (shôry
Girl’s miyamairi kimono decorated with crane and pine motif, semamori charm, and embroider
A plain silk miyamairi kimono utilized at Shinto baptism ceremonies, featuring yuzen and painted mot
A plain silk miyamairi kimono used for christening a baby boy at a Shinto ceremony, featuring a samu
Boy’s Ceremonial KimonoA plain silk miyamairi haori created for a ceremonial Shinto shrine
A plain silk miyamairi kimono utilized at Shinto baptism ceremonies, featuring yuzen-dyed and silksc
Boy’s Anointment Kimono. Meiji period (1868-1911), Japan. The Kimono Gallery. An unusual f
Boys Miyamairi Kimono. Early Showa period (1927-1940), Japan. The Kimono Gallery. A plain silk boy&a
A large boy’s plain silk miyamairi kimono created for a ceremonial Shinto shrine blessing.
A boy’s plain silk miyamairi kimono created for a ceremonial Shinto shrine blessing. The m
Boys Ceremonial KimonoMeiji period (1868-1912)A fine plain silk miyamairi kimono worn during ceremon
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