Edo Komon Shirt S/S Sakura
"Edo Komon" Is a beautiful pattern used in kimonos that have been popular for a long time.
From natural things such as animals and flowers to things around you, such as lucky charms and letters,
A lot of patterns rich in individuality. Japan's delicate and playful sensibility.
Edo Komon and Edo Sarasa continued since the Edo period.
Edo Komon pattern shirt using the design of "Tomita Dyeing Craft", a dyeing studio with a history of more than 100 years.
A vivid pattern with cherry blossoms that symbolize Japan.
"Bring japanese food closer to you. With a handkerchief of the same pattern to produce a casual fashion.
■Item number: 999-4166-06297
♦Color- Pink
♦Size Se-M, L, XL, XXL, Handkerchief/30cm x 30cm
●Materials: Cotton
From natural things such as animals and flowers to things around you, such as lucky charms and letters,
A lot of patterns rich in individuality. Japan's delicate and playful sensibility.
Edo Komon and Edo Sarasa continued since the Edo period.
Edo Komon pattern shirt using the design of "Tomita Dyeing Craft", a dyeing studio with a history of more than 100 years.
A vivid pattern with cherry blossoms that symbolize Japan.
"Bring japanese food closer to you. With a handkerchief of the same pattern to produce a casual fashion.
■Item number: 999-4166-06297
♦Color- Pink
|
Size
|
Length
|
Width of body
|
Shoulders
|
|
M
|
71
|
52
|
44
|
|
L
|
75
|
55
|
46
|
|
Xl
|
77
|
61
|
49
|
|
Xxl
|
80
|
64
|
52
|
|
(cm)
|
♦Size Se-M, L, XL, XXL, Handkerchief/30cm x 30cm
●Materials: Cotton
【Tomita Dyeing Crafts】
- - Dyeing is a stylish mind that does not fall in the mold. ―――
Tomita Dyeing Crafts is a dyeing studio founded in 1914 (Taisho 3) and is a dyeing workshop for Edo Komon and Edo Sarasa.
The pattern dyeing of the samurai's kamishi also begins, and edo komon is said. Its history is old and over 400 years old.
- - Dyeing is a stylish mind that does not fall in the mold. ―――
Tomita Dyeing Crafts is a dyeing studio founded in 1914 (Taisho 3) and is a dyeing workshop for Edo Komon and Edo Sarasa.
The pattern dyeing of the samurai's kamishi also begins, and edo komon is said. Its history is old and over 400 years old.