Displaying intricate designs that sweep the length of the body, Japanese kimonos are truly wearable art. Awash in patterns of cherry blossoms, bamboo, birds, flowing streams, and wandering abstracts, the costumes are dramatic statements of beauty crafted from ancient decorative techniques. A glor... read more
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Displaying intricate designs that sweep the length of the body, Japanese kimonos are truly wearable art. Awash in patterns of cherry blossoms, bamboo, birds, flowing streams, and wandering abstracts, the costumes are dramatic statements of beauty crafted from ancient decorative techniques. A glorious celebration of kimono designs, this ready-to-color collection features 30 illustrations of lovely figures clad in stunning examples of the traditional outfit. Colorists of all ages will treasure this collection.
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