Children's Kimono, rose, emerald green, 6-9 years
¥92,000
Earth colors with a hint of dullness create a girly atmosphere.
The soft floral pattern and light colors
The fluffy floral pattern and light colors give it an adult-like atmosphere.
Since it is in the correct pattern line of eha as the celebratory attire for Shichi-Go-San, it can be worn with pride on a visit to the shrine.
It is a fine kimono that can go on a visit to the shrine with dignity and cheerfulness.
Watercolor touch botanicals go well with sets with a shabby atmosphere, dried flowers, etc.
The same design is also available for 3-year-olds, furisode (long-sleeved kimono), and visiting kimono, so you can link them together.
Kimono Celebration dress, four-piece SIZE: Length of kimono 138 cm, sleeve length 75.6 cm, sleeve length 58.6 cm
Fabric: Crape-like polyester crape
Length may vary by 2 to 3 cm due to the priority given to the design when cutting.
The kimono, lintel, obi, sandals, and accessories are all included in the full set.
What is an eha kimono?
In a word, it is a kimono of high rank.
When a kimono is unfolded, it becomes a picture like a folding screen.
Eba is also used for Furisode (formal kimono for adults), Tomesode (formal kimono for women), and Visiting Kimono (for men).
It is so necessary for the first formal wear that it is said that only a picture with an eba pattern can be called a tomesode or a visiting gown.
Shichi-Go-San is also an important celebration, so we want to make sure that the guests pay their respects and leave their pictures in the higher-class eba formal wear.
Kimonos are originally made from a single long piece of cloth called a hanmono, and in the case of ehane, the kimono must be dyed with consideration for the pattern to match when sewn together. In the case of a commemorative photo shoot, the left breast is used.
In the case of a commemorative photo shoot, the left breast side is the front, so the pattern is gorgeously placed on the left breast.
The left breast around the face. The pattern is placed in order of priority around the front hem and the back of the left sleeve,
The main subject's face stands out the most in both close-up and close-up.
The soft floral pattern and light colors
The fluffy floral pattern and light colors give it an adult-like atmosphere.
Since it is in the correct pattern line of eha as the celebratory attire for Shichi-Go-San, it can be worn with pride on a visit to the shrine.
It is a fine kimono that can go on a visit to the shrine with dignity and cheerfulness.
Watercolor touch botanicals go well with sets with a shabby atmosphere, dried flowers, etc.
The same design is also available for 3-year-olds, furisode (long-sleeved kimono), and visiting kimono, so you can link them together.
Kimono Celebration dress, four-piece SIZE: Length of kimono 138 cm, sleeve length 75.6 cm, sleeve length 58.6 cm
Fabric: Crape-like polyester crape
Length may vary by 2 to 3 cm due to the priority given to the design when cutting.
The kimono, lintel, obi, sandals, and accessories are all included in the full set.
What is an eha kimono?
In a word, it is a kimono of high rank.
When a kimono is unfolded, it becomes a picture like a folding screen.
Eba is also used for Furisode (formal kimono for adults), Tomesode (formal kimono for women), and Visiting Kimono (for men).
It is so necessary for the first formal wear that it is said that only a picture with an eba pattern can be called a tomesode or a visiting gown.
Shichi-Go-San is also an important celebration, so we want to make sure that the guests pay their respects and leave their pictures in the higher-class eba formal wear.
Kimonos are originally made from a single long piece of cloth called a hanmono, and in the case of ehane, the kimono must be dyed with consideration for the pattern to match when sewn together. In the case of a commemorative photo shoot, the left breast is used.
In the case of a commemorative photo shoot, the left breast side is the front, so the pattern is gorgeously placed on the left breast.
The left breast around the face. The pattern is placed in order of priority around the front hem and the back of the left sleeve,
The main subject's face stands out the most in both close-up and close-up.
Avoid using a steam iron and dry clean only. To prevent marks and shine on the fabric, be sure to dry iron the thin cotton fabric over the kimono.