Kimono Cocktail Dress Mitsuba (M size)

Kimono cocktail dress
Meisen Cocktail One-piece Dress

This dress luxuriously uses an entire Meisen kimono.

The ballerina neck neckline makes the face area look neat and creates an elegant atmosphere.
The glossy texture of Meisen gives this piece a luxurious feel.

●A piece you can enjoy all year round
The cocktail dress is a piece that looks beautiful and cool without having to think about coordination.
You can wear a cardigan or jacket over it,
or layer a long-sleeve turtleneck under the cocktail dress for a beautiful look.
It is perfect for outings in spring and summer as well as important plans in autumn and winter.

●Material
Outer fabric: 100% silk
(Each Meisen kimono is carefully dismantled by hand, professionally cleaned, and tailored by craftsmen at a domestic sewing factory)
Lining: 100% cupro
Reinforced with a full interlining between the outer fabric and lining using a three-layer structure.
Back zipper

●About the textile
Isesaki Meisen with a black base and motifs of three-leaf clovers in deep red, muted pink, and light pink.A chic and beautiful piece that combines brilliance and elegance.

●Size M (cm)

About Isesaki Meisen

Meisen is a kimono that spread throughout Japan from the Taisho to Showa periods and was loved as everyday wear and fashionable clothing for women. The main production areas were in northern Kanto, with Kiryu, Ashikaga, Chichibu, Hachioji, and Isesaki being representative regions. Among them, Isesaki Meisen in Gunma Prefecture was the largest production area. Developed against the backdrop of a sericulture culture continuing since the Nara period, it is said that from the Meiji to Showa periods, one in ten Japanese women wore it, making it widely loved. The characteristic of Isesaki Meisen is the unique pattern and vivid coloration created by the advanced technique called "Heiyo Kasuri." This technique dyes patterns not only on the warp threads but also on the weft threads, and by manually aligning each thread during weaving, it produces sharp and beautiful patterns. However, production has declined and it is no longer made, making it a very rare material.

＜Pre-purchase notes＞
Since vintage kimonos are used, stains and dirt are avoided during production. However, due to the production process, small stains or fabric damage that cannot be avoided may be present. These are due to the passage of time, and we hope you will enjoy them as part of the charm. Thank you for your understanding.

＜Care instructions＞
Dry clean only.