The kimono show captivated with its blend of tradition and innovation, pushing boundaries, exploring new frontiers, and redefining traditional concepts.
Kimono bolts and noren dyed using both traditional and innovative methods adorned the Myoshoji riverside, which has been the home of fabric dyers for centuries.
The first Monday in January is coming of age day in Japan and many young women celebrate with elaborate kimono created or handed down for this...
A symposium on Tokorozawa and Iruma's rich weaving history was held in a former factory, honored in 1925 for its contribution to Japan's textile industry.
The annual Kimono Salone showcases kimono's beautiful diversity for both traditional and modern wear, bringing together producers from all over Japan.
Tango in Kyoto prefecture recently hosted a two-day festival to celebrate Tango chirimen, a type of crepe silk that is highly valued in the kimono world.
Ichijiku creates timeless bespoke jackets in which sustainability and style converge to bring the best of kimono fabrics to the world.
Ebara Sangyo has been creating exquisite fabrics since 1950. At its new cafe, visitors can savor the artistry of silk weaving and a selection of quality...
Kimono brands Aono Koubou, Tonami Orimono, and Jotaro Saito showcased their latest designs, with creative incorporations of retro elements particularly notable.
The kimono is excellent at capturing seasonal joys. In autumn, common motifs are dragonflies, the full moon, and symbols of the harvest, such as rice ears.
Sheila Cliffe held her first kimono workshop in the lively art hub of Santa Fe, where she found an audience captivated by the kimono's symbolism and...
Cool yukata are de rigueur at summer festivals in Japan and you may feel a little under-dressed if you go without one. So, get out your...