Houmongi・Tukesage｜Price List

Paper Layering Pattern: This is a traditional Japanese design often seen in kimono fabrics. It features overlapping squares or pieces that resemble layered sheets of paper. The pattern symbolizes good fortune and celebration and is often used for formal occasions.

Yūzen: Yūzen is a method of hand-painting and dyeing fabric that originated in Japan. It involves applying detailed, colorful designs to silk using resist techniques to create intricate patterns. This technique is widely used in creating beautiful kimonos and other traditional garments, known for its delicate artistry and vibrant colors.

Originally a furisode, this kimono has been altered by shortening the sleeves to be made into a hōmongi. The wave pattern design symbolizes elegance, beauty, and the flowing nature of water, and is typically used in more formal or celebratory kimono fabrics.

Uraha-iro is a traditional Japanese color that refers to a muted, deep shade of green, resembling the underside of leaves. This color is subtle and elegant, often used in kimono and other textile designs. It is considered a sophisticated, natural color associated with the quiet beauty of nature.

Made to Order by Kimono Specialty Store "Yamato."
This kimono is crafted from a rich, heavy, and high-quality chirimen (crepe) fabric, giving it a refined texture. The base color is a warm, salmon-pink hue, softly shaded with a delicate bokashi dye technique. The elegant pattern of seasonal flowers is intricately applied using katazome yūzen (stencil-dyed yūzen), creating a beautifully sophisticated design. This hōmongi is a stunning example of refined craftsmanship and grace.

Made to Order by the Kyoto Kimono Shop "Kenshōen."
This hōmongi features traditional patterns of flowers such as chrysanthemums and peonies, designed in a classic style. At the hem, delicate gold leaf is subtly scattered, adding a touch of elegance. This is a handcrafted, artistically designed kimono of exceptional quality.

Hanamaru Mon-gara is a traditional Japanese pattern that features circular motifs with floral designs inside, often resembling a stylized flower within a circle. The "hana" (花) means "flower," and "maru" (丸) means "circle," symbolizing harmony and beauty. This pattern is commonly used in kimono and textiles, symbolizing auspiciousness, purity, and elegance.

Maru ni Hanabishi-gara is a traditional Japanese pattern featuring a stylized diamond shape (called hanabishi, 花菱) within a circle (maru, 丸). The hanabishi pattern resembles a flower or a flower-like design, often used in textile art, especially in kimono. This pattern symbolizes beauty, elegance, and harmony, and is frequently seen in formal kimonos and accessories.