Kimono with Chrysanthemum on Flowing Water Pattern features a bold kimono motif inspired by Edo-period kosode garments
The set includes washi-crafted sanma
Paper from the folk craft tradition
The design combines the story of The Hummingbird’s Drop — a tale that encourages each person to do what they can — with traditional arabesque vines symbolizing vitality and prosperity in Japanese culture
which disappear soon after being blown
Tenugui (Matsu) botan Kimono with Chrysanthemum on FlowingDescription'Matsu (),' known in English as 'pine tree,' has been a popular motif for a long time. In Japanese, the word 'Matsu' has a dual meaning: it refers both to the pine tree and to the act of 'waiting.' This play on words combines the enduring nature of the pine, which retains its color even through snow and frost and waits for spring, with the concept of waiting itself, symbolizing perseverance and hope. As a result, pines are considered