Width 24cm  x Height 13cm  x Depth 1.75cm 

A delightful and delicate pattern of floral designs cover this silk kimono. Kiku, the chrysanthemum, is the flower of the Imperial House and often used icon of Japan itself (it features on Japanese passports). It represents rejuvenation and longevity. Ume, plum blossom is a favourite within Japan, it’s beauty and fragrance being reflected across art forms. it is the first blossom of the year to bloom, and represents endurance and good fortune. The Botan, peony, is known as the King of Flowers in Japan. Tsubaki: the camelia flower, historically part of the Japanese wedding tea ceremony, symbolising life and promise. They are notorious for flowering in the colder months of November and December.