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Hokusai's "Koshu Kajikazawa" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2022 Summer Collection > 甲州石班澤 At the age of seventy, with a career of over 50 years of experience making traditional woodblock prints, Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849), undertook
"Divine Beast and Peony" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2011 Summer Collection > The sight of a lion dancing heroically while playing on a mountain covered with blooming peonies must have appeared out of this world, in the eyes of the mon
"Peacock and Water Lily" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2017 Summer Collection > Peacocks are used as designs and motifs in many countries worldwide because of their beauty. Peacocks are believed to have the power to remove poison because
"Chrysanthemum" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2009 Summer Collection > Unlike the cherry blossoms of spring, the chrysanthemum symbolizes autumn in Japan. The chrysanthemum has been a symbol of immortality since the ancient story of the
"Hokusai's Great Wave" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2017 Summer Collection > The Great Wave is Hokusai’s most celebrated work and is undoubtedly considered the world's most recognizable work of Japanese art. Hokusai was so obses
"Plum and Paulownia" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2007 Summer Collection > Large plum and paulownia flowers are arranged on a large hemp leaf base, and the pattern is characterized by its size and boldness. This pattern, both in size an
"Plum Tree With Bush Clover" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2011 Summer Collection > This pattern is from a summer kosode (a style that became the basis for modern kimonos; kosode have narrow sleeve openings as opposed to the wide-open k
Sarasa "Arabesque" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2008 Summer Collection > Arabesque was born in Egypt, and passed through Persia, Greece, the Silk Road, and China, coming to Japan from Baekje during the Asuka period. It was initially int
Fukika "Royal Peony" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2023 Summer Collection > Peonies (botan) are a much-loved favorite flower in gardens worldwide. The peony in Japan, is well considered the “royalty” of all flowers, with mea