Furisode Kimono dress gown and string belt upcycled from Japanese kimono "aka, shibori, DRE008" ICHIYOURAIFUKU A very rare piece with

A very rare piece with two layers of fabric

This check pattern is called "弁慶格子 Benkei koushi" in Japan

an eggplant is the third good omens of the year

different from the original way of wearing kimono

Lining design: 小鍛冶 kokaji

Furisode Kimono dress gown and string belt upcycled from Japanese kimono "aka, shibori, DRE008" ICHIYOURAIFUKU A very rare piece withKimono dress gown and string belt upcycled from Genuine vintage Japanese kimono This dress gown is made of a vintage silk kimono furisode. This fabric is called shibori. Kimonos are dyed and embroidered using a variety of techniques, one of which is the tie dyeing technique. This is a technique in which fabrics are dyed by binding them with threads or sandwiched with a device to prevent dyeing, and then dyed with dyestuffs to create complex patterns.