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Interesting modern kimono styling by Dalineko, showing “pinned” okumi flaps, somehow mimicing how su

otterintheflightdeck:草色 (Kusa-iro) | #7B8D42 | “Grass”A slightly yellowish green similar to the colo

Very soft nadeshiko (dianthus) and azami (thistle) yukata paired with a retro checkered obi (seen on

Large blooming roses obi, paired with a beautiful striped kimono with ink brush strokes looking bamb

Postal theme vintage kimono outfit, complete with stamps motif and Japan post logo obi, and kimono w

Leather like kaku obi (narrow belt worn with men kimono), seen on

Some ‘Girl in a Kimono’ Expo, Rijksmuseum  - George Hendrik Breitner 1893-1895Dutch, 1857-1923The ex

otterintheflightdeck:灰汁色 (Aku-iro) | #948562 | “Ash Water”A yellow-tinted grey reminiscent of straw

Amazing sanpo style vintage kimono, depicting Kachi-kachi Yama (Fire-Crackle Mountain tale) where a

This fruits and flower over stripes kimono by Furifu reminds me of colorful fruity hard candies

Cheeky foxes frolicking in an eggplant field under crescent moon (super unusual motif for this antiq

concernedattorneycosplay:A lot of people are wanting to make Nezuko’s outfit from scratch, so I thou

otterintheflightdeck: 練色 (Neri-iro) | #EDE4CD | “Glossed Silk”The use of neri-iro as a color name da

William Merritt Chase - The Kimono - 1895

Fuzzy squirrel among grapevines, autumnal tsumugi (pongee silk) obi seen on

Just WOW! This iromoji kimono looks so cute with its little rabbit embroidered kamon. And this amazi

I am in love with this Autumn outfit, especially the strikingpaulownia patterned haori coat (seen on

otterintheflightdeck:橙色 (Daidai-iro) | #EF810F | “Daidai”This native Japanese word for “orange” come

Ryuusui/running water (or kasumi/mist) muted tsumugi kimono, paired with an equally soft obi embroid

Haikyuu and Ukiyo-e

Japanese Noh theatre costume;a woman’s robe called “Karaori" decorated with peonies and undulat

Very refined outfit with autumnal motif of mushikui (worm-eaten) yatsude (paperplant) leaves

Traditional bride white kimono attire (shiromuku), by Sai kimono.  The model natural hair is styled

nice Japanese settingSource: Cutie Spankee

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