Sep 15, 2018
Forgot to post these! Recent hauls from a visit to the local second hand store. I also managed to find two kimono but one of them is being widened and the other one has already been put away.
All this for around USD15!
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Forgot to post these! Recent hauls from a visit to the local second hand store. I also managed to find two kimono but one of them is being widened and the other one has already been put away.
All this for around USD15!
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Breathtaking kurofurisode (black base furisode) with refined yuzen pattern. The intricate phoenix on the skirt is counterbalanced by those cute blue birds frolicking among flowers. Obiage and date/kasane eri picking that bright blue is so lovely and modern!
Hi. I´ve seen your posts, and i was wondering if you could help me with this type of Kimono What does Sakura Saber use, it is pink, if you have no problem.
-Hi! I dont know the character so i hope I got the right pic!
Of what I see, she's wearing something inspired by classical outfits for martial sports (like kyudo, iaido, kendo etc) and meiji school uniform for girls.
She has a light pink kimono (probably unpatterned iromuji here, though training clothes called keikogi are usually easy to wash fabric and not silk like fancy kimono are), a juban underkimono, a dark hanhaba obi belt, and a dark pink hakama (girls usually wear andon-bakama/skirt type, I can't see if legs are separated in that case it will be a hakama-umanori/riding pant type).
The only fancy things she's got is a date-eri/kasane-eri (decorative collar, the small strip if darker pink by her collars). In some pictures, her hakama ties also look embroidered with sakura flowers (something pretty usual for fancy women hakama like those worn for seijin no hi).
The shoes are not unusual as boots have been worn with hakama by school girls since the early 20th century.
Hope it helps 😉
On the way to Nijo Fish Market, I stopped by the furugiya again and picked up another obi (this one with lots of metallic threads!), 2 kasane eri and this gorgeous obijime! I'm especially excited over the obi and the gold kasane eri - I don't actually have that many things with gold, so this will help "level up" my formal kimono closet a bit!