Kimono Basics

The kimono has always had a dynamic part in Japanese dress history. Not only does it fully embody the traditional cultural values, but it also reflects the Japanese sense of beauty. Expressions of social status, personal identity, and social sensitivity are expressed through the color, pattern, material, and decoration of a Japanese kimono.

Ash, who is a kimono hobbyist and long time rope artist, explains kimono basic concepts, where to start collecting for photography, historical contexts, and a simplified demo on how to dress for a common suspension. Come to learn an entry level fusion of dressing theory and execution. Bonus includes tips about dressing by yourself and practicing at home.

This is both an online and in person class.

A Zoom link will be sent out to all that register.

October 8th, 11am PST / 8am CEST

To register fill out the form below.

You will receive an email with directions to the studio.

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Financial support will go toward improving the studio.

See you there, Thank you!