This vintage kimono embodies the quiet elegance of Japanese textile artistry, showcasing a refined indigo palette paired with a richly woven floral motif. Its understated yet intricate design highlights the harmony of nature and craftsmanship, making it a timeless garment for collectors and wearers alike.
Kimonos with all-over floral patterns were popular as everyday or semi-formal wear in the early to mid-20th century. Indigo dyeing has long been cherished in Japan, symbolizing purity, endurance, and artisanal tradition. The floral vines emphasize harmony with nature, a central theme in Japanese aesthetics.
Features
Type: Vintage Kimono (likely Taishō–Shōwa period, early to mid-20th century)
Material: Silk blend (dyed and woven floral pattern)
Color: Indigo with black floral pattern; rust-red inner lining
Motifs: Chrysanthemums, trailing vines, and seasonal foliage
Condition: Vintage, well-preserved with gentle wear consistent with age
