Miena on May 11th 2014 by walkkyoto
Miena on May 11th 2014 by koba2468
Miena on May 11th 2014 by hamanomasa
Miena on May 11th 2014 by Japanexperterna.se
Miena on May 10th 2014 by walkkyoto
Miena on May 11th 2014 by hamanomasa
This coordinate is owned by Ishihatsu okiya (Miyagawacho) is for senior maiko and has been worn my Miena.
This hikizuri kimono is unlined and has chrysanthemum, peony, mandarin, green maple leaf and water motifs. In Japan chrysanthemums mean longevity and rejuvenation, and are considered to be the national flower, because they’re the symbol of the Imperial Family.
This vivid green darari obi has a geometric hemp leaf pattern with gourd, peony, chrysanthemum and maple leaf motifs. It’s almost the same motifs as the kimono, so the okaa-san (proprietress) probably had them made to match.
The obiage has karakusa motifs, and the blue obijime compliments the kimono very well.
Pictures by walkkyoto, koba2468, hamanomasa and japanexperterna.se