Hena Hena
Side slits vintage kimono silk tunic dress
Side slits vintage kimono silk tunic dress
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Side slits vintage kimono silk tunic dress
Got inspiration from beautiful Ao dai, a traditional Vietnamese outfit.
This looks perfect with pants or a long skirt.
This kimono silk is what's called Rinzu and it has a totally soft and smooth touch. Aoi pattern, which was used as a family crest of Tokugawa Shogun in Edo period makes this tunic dress even more graceful.
One of a kind.
size : free (NZ size 8 to 16)
length about 100cm
material : 100% silk
lining : no
vintage condition : excellent
Dear customers,
Hena Hena's creations are upcycled with vintage silk kimonos which are imported from Japan and they are carefully unpicked by myself. I mainly use kimonos from 1950s and before. Because of their age of fabrics there could be some flaws like small marks, pinholes and color fade etc. but they have incredibly graceful taste that only vintage kimonos have. I hope you enjoy and love the beauty of vintage kimono silks including their histories to be embraced.
Thank you for supporting my small handmade business.
*Vintage condition is described by three levels.
Excellent (no major faults), Very good (with some faults but not disturbing) , Good (with some faults that might be disturbing)
Got inspiration from beautiful Ao dai, a traditional Vietnamese outfit.
This looks perfect with pants or a long skirt.
This kimono silk is what's called Rinzu and it has a totally soft and smooth touch. Aoi pattern, which was used as a family crest of Tokugawa Shogun in Edo period makes this tunic dress even more graceful.
One of a kind.
size : free (NZ size 8 to 16)
length about 100cm
material : 100% silk
lining : no
vintage condition : excellent
Dear customers,
Hena Hena's creations are upcycled with vintage silk kimonos which are imported from Japan and they are carefully unpicked by myself. I mainly use kimonos from 1950s and before. Because of their age of fabrics there could be some flaws like small marks, pinholes and color fade etc. but they have incredibly graceful taste that only vintage kimonos have. I hope you enjoy and love the beauty of vintage kimono silks including their histories to be embraced.
Thank you for supporting my small handmade business.
*Vintage condition is described by three levels.
Excellent (no major faults), Very good (with some faults but not disturbing) , Good (with some faults that might be disturbing)
