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tokyo-fashion:Circuit board print kimono & obi by Japanese designer Gofukuyasan.

The Tachibana District. Ukiyo-e woodblock print, 1782, Japan.  Artist Torii Kiyonaga

Woman Dressing, by artist Hashiguchi Goyô, circa 1920, Japan.  Ukiyo-e Polychro

Artist: Suzuki HarunobuTitle: Transformation of Kikujirō.Date: [1765, printed later]

tokyoki: Spindrift And Carp Print Kimono With Belt

Two women, one holding a tray.  Ukiyo-e woodblock print, About 1808, Japan, by artist Kikugawa

‘Arrow of Gold’DressPaul Poiret1925Dress with 'Yabane’ or arrow fletch

Dress1894-1896The chrysanthemums covering the entire surface of the fabric of this dress make it a f

Day DressJacques DoucetHouse of Doucet1890Day dress in yoryu (silk ”crêpe de Chine&rdquo

Afternoon DressJean-Phiippe Worth1896Jean-Philippe Worth’s stately, yet spectacular afternoon

Evening DressCastillo for Jeanne Lanvin1950sFormerly from the Beverly Birks website that has since c

thekimonogallery:Two Young Women Watching Geese.  Woodblock print, 1768, Japan, byartist Suzuki

River Island Black floral rose print layered kimono dress ❤ liked on Polyvore (see more floral dress

Kimono’s are a must have for summer 2013. If you’re looking for affordable kimon

beifongkendo:Dancing animals/spirits in kimono (part of yokai print series) by Kawanabe Kyosai, ca.

Gothic Print Yukata Set: P192bodyline.jp/en/p192.html

Utamaro Kitagawa - Two fine ladies walking through the snow.Print.

What’s better than sleeping in on the weekends? Our Floral Printed Kimono is soft and comf

heaveninawildflower: Woman’s under kimono of kimono sample length printed with orange ‘r

Carte de visite portrait of a Japanese family, c. 1860-1880.Source: Rijksmuseum.

Northern lights modern printed yukata/kimono by RumiRock. This design is a sample I hope they add it

onna-musha: “Miyagino the filial”, (1847/1848 ?), Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797-1861)Print fro

Art Deco print kimono paired with a 1900 picture book cover obi, refined dragon inspired modern outf

onna-musha: “Kiyoshi Hikariin” (1876), Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900)Print from the

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