The thing about kimono jackets is that they come in a variety of colours and prints, and can be worn with almost anything. So ...

Europe’s first major exhibition on kimono opens to the public on Saturday 4 May at V&A Dundee. Kimono: Kyoto to Catwalk presents the kimono as an iconic garment and a dynamic, ever-evolving icon of ...

The application of traditional Chinese patterns in modern design is increasingly valued by people. These patterns embody the aesthetic concepts and artistic wisdom of our country. Tian, Liu and Lu ...

The items are displayed in just two glass cases, but they contain a wealth of visually rich art and historically fascinating information. The books were created in a time-span beginning in the late ...

The echoes of a single, devastating moment in history are often felt not through grand monuments or official texts, but through the lesser-known, tragic stories of those who endured it—and of those ...

Fast fashion can mean cheaper clothes, but this industry comes at a high cost for the environment. According to the Center for Biological Diversity, the fast fashion industry is a significant ...

KYOTO — An exhibition featuring about 260 kimono and related materials recently opened at the National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto, in the city’s Sakyo Ward. Titled “Secrets of the Kimono: The Advent ...

Japanese kimono patterns are an intriguing aspect of traditional Japanese culture. They represent the country's rich history and artistic heritage. These patterns aren't just decorative but also carry ...

Interest in objects from East Asia has been prevalent at the V&A since its establishment in 1852. Seen as a vital design resource, the arts of Japan became an area of particular interest for the ...

Kien is a company dedicated to revitalizing the traditional Japanese kimono. Founded by Yoshie Kitagawa, who was born and raised in Kyoto, Kien has long supported local artisans, including kimono ...

An elegant national costume that defines Japanese culture, the kimono epitomises craftsmanship and tradition. Meaning “the thing to wear”, it is wrapped left over right and secured with a sash, and ...