REIWA NIBUSHIKI KIMONO upcycled from Japanese kimono “kurotome, NIB003” NAGAJYUBAN but in the Meiji era

but in the Meiji era (1868-1912)

[Size] Small size

Mix of machine sewing and hand sewing

A unique piece with a Western-style flower design in an ancient Japanese pattern

Yarn-dyed fabrics”ORI” are fabrics that are dyed and woven while the threads are still in the yarn

REIWA NIBUSHIKI KIMONO upcycled from Japanese kimono “kurotome, NIB003” NAGAJYUBAN but in the Meiji eraThis reiwa nibushiki kimono is made of a vintage silk kimono A Nibushiki Kimono (two piece kimono) consists of separate upper and lower garments. It is believed to have become popular in the 1980s when staff at traditional Japanese hot spring inns (onsen) began wearing this practical style. The two piece kimono was also introduced as a modern approach to kimono in Japanese sewing guides published in the 1970s. Together with our skilled sewing team, we