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 This doll wears a Kimono (traditional Japanese costume) which is designed with Sakura (cherry blossom), Kiku (chrysanthemum), Ume (Japanese apricot) and Sasa (bamboo grass) patterns. Obi (sash worn with a kimono) is also decorated with cherry blossom pattern.  A tradition says that cherry blossom is the symbol of the rich harvest. This flower comes out in spring but its design for Kimono is enjoyed through the year. Chrysanthemum is very popular motifs 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. The flowering of Japanese apricot blossoms announces the arrival of spring. People appreciate its…

 This doll wears a Kimono (traditional Japanese costume) which is designed with flying crane pattern. Obi (sash worn with a kimono) is also decorated with the same bird pattern. It’s said that crane lives a long life so that its pattern represents longevity. Also, cranes make compatible couples therefore its pattern is the symbol of happy marriage.  This Kimono is woven of geometric pattern which is called Sa-Aya-Gata. It’s originally came from China in Momoyama period (1568-1600), and it’s often used for formal wears of women. The color combination of red and gold makes magnificent looks. It’s believed that red color will protect us from the evil spirits. The sun,…

 This doll wears a Kimono (traditional Japanese costume) which is designed with Kiku (chrysanthemum), Botan (peony) and Sho-Chiku-Bai patterns. Obi (sash worn with a kimono) is also decorated with chrysanthemum pattern. This flower pattern is one of the most popular designs among Japanese people. As its petals form radially, it’s linked to the Sun. Chrysanthemum represents the eternal youth, the longevity or good health.  Sho-Chiku-Bai pattern is the combination of pine tree, bamboo (bamboo leaf is used more often than bamboo itself especially for girl’s Kimono) and Ume (Japanese apricot), it’s an auspicious design. Peony flower pattern represents happiness, wealth or perpetual youth and longevity. It has been expressed as…

 This doll wears a Kimono (traditional Japanese costume) which is designed with Sakura (cherry blossom) and Noshi (long, thin strip of dried abalone) patterns. Obi (sash worn with a kimono) is also decorated with the same flower pattern.  A tradition says that cherry blossom is the symbol of the rich harvest. Noshi is a strip of decorative folded paper attached to gift wrapping as an auspicious symbol. Each Noshi is designed with different types of flowers.  This kimono looks charming thanks to its orange-red color. It’s believed that red color will protect us from the evil spirits. The sun, blood or fire are also red so that it’s treated as…

 This doll wears a Kimono (traditional Japanese costume) which is designed with Kiku (chrysanthemum), Kikyou (Japanese bellflower) and Ume (Japanese apricot) patterns.  The flowering of Japanese apricot blossoms announces the arrival of spring. People appreciate its adorable petal shape, scent and characteristic branches. Japanese apricot blossom pattern represents patience, vitality or prosperity of future generations.  Chrysanthemum is very popular designs among Japanese people. As its petals form radially, it’s linked to the Sun. This flower pattern represents the eternal youth, the longevity or good health.  Japanese bellflower is one of the seven flowers of autumn so that its pattern is often used to Kimono for summer to feel cool atmosphere.…