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Fantastic cooling effect through colors and textures for this antique summer outfit, pairing a silvery obi depicting small fishes (ayu?) thriving in a shallow river, and a soft grey kimono sprinkled with hagi (bushclover).
Using metallic materials, glass, cool colors, refreshing patterns (like snowflakes for example) is traditional for summer season in Japan. They are thought to help the mind fight smothering summer heat waves.
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Bushclover (Lespedeza Bicolor) Kanazawa, Japan
Lespedeza bicolor / Shrubby Bushclover at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, NC
Muted lavender ground for this summer kimono showing a cute insects procession (mimicing a daimyo gyoretsu) among late summer/early autumn plants (hagi/bushclover, and kikyo/Chinese belflower)
Super chic antique outfit, pairing a sleek kimono with tsubotare (pot glaze) pattern, and a lustrous obi with kumo no su (spiderweb) and hagi (bushclover)
The drop glaze is a super chic pattern often found on vintage and antique kimono (see examples here) - but hard to find on modern ones:
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Fanstastic late summer/early autumn outfit, pairing this brightly colored kimono showing mushikago (insect cages) among akikusa (autumn plants*), paired with a matching if more muted obi depicting an adorable suzumushi (cricket) among hagi (bushclover).
*usually the seven ones depicted together are => bushclover/hagi ; pampas grass/susuki ; Chinese bellflower/kikyou ; arrowroot/kuzu ; maidenflower/ominaeshi ; pinks/nadeshiko ; boneset/fujibakama.
Romantic late summer/early-autumn antique outfit, featuring a soft-tones kimono showing yuri (lily) over lattice decorated with nadeshiko (pinks). The ground shows delicate woven-in hag (bushclover).
The lovely matching obi has another big lily among akikusa (autumn plants, here: Chinese bellflower/kikyo, bushclover/hagi, boneset/fujibakama, pinks/nadeshiko, arrowroot/kuzu)
Mesmerizing needlework for this modern summer obi with ayame (iris) and hagi (bushclover) embroidered in metallic threads.
The embroidery is so beautifully textured it actually look like beadwork from afar:
