Feb 14
The obidome is an antique sword guard
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The obidome is an antique sword guard
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Utagawa Kuniyoshi themed obi and obidome
Some recent yukata coords I’ve put together!
The first coord is featuring a newly received Kimonomachi yukata that I’ve paired with a hanhaba obi I’ve had for at least 15 years now.
The second coord is an attempt at a bug themed coordinate - this Tsumori Chisato yukata is one I’ve had since 2004, and has some dark blue dragonflies on it. I’ve paired it with a Kimonomachi obi that came with another yukata I bought for last summer. I also added a butterflies obidome, though I think I would prefer a different obidome with this coord.
The last coord is meant to be Tanabata-themed, but is only vaguely related to the theme due to the Keita Maruyama yukata’s constellations pattern, but the white wavy bits kind of look like the river that separates the lovers? Anyway I have paired it with the lace side of a reversible obi purchased on Minne last year, as well as a fuurin obidome to up the summery feels.
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Another kimono coordinate for hydrangea season! This time, I am using a hydrangea print hanhaba obi from Kimonotte, a hand-painted glass obidome I bought from an artist on YJA years ago, some hydrangea hairpins from my hanfu collection, and a brand new hydrangea folding fan from Daiso. I’m using a seashell shaped handbag because why not 🙂
Feeling inspired for a coordinate, with this month being Arimatsu’s shibori festival, and also with hydrangeas being in season! This yukata is from Arimatsu, purchased via a proxy during one of the festivals years ago.
I double layered the obi for an added pop of colour, and also because the blue hakata obi is actually a little short for me. I matched that to my geta and handbag.
The obidome and obikazari are both hydrangea themed as well!
Shochikubai ("three friends of winter") themed seasonal outfit, pairing a ume (plum blossom) kimono, matsubokkuri (pinecone) and matsuba (pine needles) black satin obi, and a cute take (bambou) obidome.
Auspicious shochikubai pattern is heavily associated with New Year season in Japan :)