Kimono Art Frame – The Arrival of the Phoenix

The textile : Nishijin weaving ( Kyoto ).

Vintage kimono fabric with small stains or signs of wear has been thoughtfully remade into an art frame. This unique home décor piece is perfect for your interior, café decoration, or as a special gift for someone dear to you.

Accented with gold and silver threads, the fabric beautifully reflects sunlight, instantly bringing an elegant and distinctive atmosphere to your space.

Chrysanthemum : The vivid orange and yellow round flowers are chrysanthemums. This distinctive design is also called Manjū-chrysanthemums, inspired by the shape of traditional Japanese sweets (manjū). Influenced by the Edo-period painter Ogata Kōrin, it is also known as Kōrin-giku.

Phoenix : Known in China as a legendary bird, the phoenix is a symbol of good fortune and also represents longevity.

Flowing Water : The flowing water motif rendered in silver thread is also known as Kanze-mizu. The name originates from the crest of the Kanze school of Noh theater, whose founder used a swirling pattern, giving rise to the term Kanze-mizu. It symbolizes eternity.