Showing posts with label shibori. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shibori. Show all posts
Tuesday, 23 October 2012
Momiji motif in my art
Autumn isn`t my favourite season but the looking at wonderful bright, red maples trees from our Lodz Botanical garden inspired me to mention about great autumn kimono motif like momiji leaves.
So searching my kimono and craft collection let me to find quit a lot examples how ellegant and joyful motif momiji is.
Wednesday, 15 September 2010
too much pink....
Finally, finally went through pretty pictures in a kimono, because my husband needed a model to make proof to another proffesional session palm house, I was objekte under some important test session.
Lady in cashboard certainly saw many strange people in her window, dozens of pairs of newlyweds, families etc., but woman in pink kimono probably not ... :)
According to strict Kitsuke rules set below isn`t a flawless, but it requires effort impeccability, and not one pair of sandals zori to support each ensemble.
Lady in cashboard certainly saw many strange people in her window, dozens of pairs of newlyweds, families etc., but woman in pink kimono probably not ... :)
According to strict Kitsuke rules set below isn`t a flawless, but it requires effort impeccability, and not one pair of sandals zori to support each ensemble.
Monday, 1 March 2010
I did it
....with dediction to Shino San.
It is my first kimono!!!!!!
Kimono made of silk with damask weave, woven into a pattern of cherry blossom, partly dyed shibori technique (looped). It is a type of kimono komon (fine pattern evenly distributed over the entire surface). Comes with a silk belt nagoya obi, pattern seigaiha (wave of concentric arcs).
* label on the pillow nicely complements the all ensemble :D
* label on the pillow nicely complements the all ensemble :D
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