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 The doll wears a Kimono (traditional Japanese costume) which is designed with Botan (peony), Kiku (chrysanthemum) and several other flower and plants patterns.  Peony flower pattern represents happiness, wealth or perpetual youth and longevity. It has been expressed as a kind of good meaning patterns, and believed as a sign of the rich harvest of the year.  Chrysanthemum pattern is one of the most popular designs among Japanese people. As its petals form radially, it’s linked to the Sun. It represents eternal youth, longevity or good health.  Obi (sash worn with a kimono) is dyed red and decorated with Sakura (cherry blossom) pattern. According to a tradition, cherry blossom is…

 The doll wears a Kimono (traditional Japanese costume) which is designed with different colors of Botan (peony), Kiku (chrysanthemum), Momiji (maple) and Sho-Chiku-Bai patterns.  Peony flower pattern represents happiness, wealth or perpetual youth and longevity. It has been expressed as one of the good meaning patterns, and believed as a sign of the rich harvest of the year.  Chrysanthemum flower is one of the most popular designs among Japanese people. As its petals form radially, it’s linked to the Sun. This flower represents the eternal youth, the longevity or good health.  Maple changes its leaves color from green to yellow, orange or red. It’s one of the charms of fall…

 The doll wears a Kimono (traditional Japanese costume) which is designed with different colors of Sakura (cherry blosom) pattern.  According to a tradition, cherry blossom is the symbol of rich harvest. It’s said that it might be the reason why cherry-blossom viewing picnic was started in Japan.  This Kimono is dyed cream color so that it makes elegant and mild looks. For Japanese people, yellow is the color of light (sunshine) so that this color symbolizes spring. Yellow-color Kimono has meanings such as lively, brilliant and warm. It also represents youth, hope or change.  Obi (sash worn with a Kimono) is designed with cherry blossom pattern same as Kimono. And…

 The doll wears a Kimono (traditional Japanese costume) which is designed with different sizes of large-flowered Sakura (cherry blossom) pattern. A tradition says that cherry blossom is the symbol of rich harvest. It’s said that is why cherry-blossom viewing picnic was started in Japan. This flower pattern is one of the most popular motifs for lady’s Kimono.  Kanoko-Mon is used for describing several cherry blossoms. Kanoko means the child of deer. It’s a kind of tie-dyed geometric pattern which is similar to the pattern on the back of a deer’s kid. This pattern represents prosperity of future generations.  Same as Kimono, Obi (sash worn with a Kimono) is designed with…