It’s easy to write off “being creative” as something reserved for only special people. We may easily associate it with artists, designers, or virtuosos who’ve devoted their entire lives, since childhood, to a craft. But the truth is, creativity isn’t just a calling, it’s a cycle we can step into at any time. It’s a rhythm, a way of being, a simple act. And when you repeat it daily, it compounds into something a little bit remarkable.
Designing a daily creative practice isn’t about producing masterpieces or even publishing your works onto social media for everyone in your friend group to see. It’s simply about living with intention. It's about putting your hands in the dirt, or your feet on the ground, or your thoughts on paper. It’s about slow mornings in a silky robe, a cup of something soothing, and the soft drape of fabric that confirms: there’s creativity in every moment.
Whether you're a seasoned artist or someone simply seeking more joy and intentionality in your day, here are a few daily practices to ground you in beauty, artistry, and craft. Slip into your kimono robe silk, pour your favorite cup, and let’s begin.
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1. Morning Pages & Magic Words
There’s nothing quite like letting your stream of conscious thoughts flow onto the blank page before the day begins. Three pages. No edits needed. No judgment applied. A morning page ritual is just the quiet routine of letting yourself speak freely.
Why it’s creative: Writing every morning, even if it’s rambling, is an act of self-attunement. You begin to recognize patterns. You see what matters to you and make space for surprises in your own thinking.
How to elevate the daily practice: Put on your favorite plus size duster kimono robe, light a candle, and sit by a window. Let your nervous system relax with the sensory experience of wearing silk. Make the act feel sacred. You’re not just journaling, you’re telling your own story.
2. The Meditative Walk
First, let’s mention what this kind of walk is not. It’s not a power walk. It’s not a catch-up-on-podcasts walk. It’s a walk for presence. Step outside, and walk slowly. Notice the breeze on your skin or the shape of the trees. Tune into the rhythm of your breath. Pay attention to the things you might otherwise miss.
Why it’s creative: Movement is the most basic form of expression. From how we express with our faces to how we move, movement is a way to express our inner life. Walking with awareness creates a conversation and connection with the world around you.
How to elevate the daily practice: Try layering our lightweight kimono robe silk over your loungewear or yoga set. The soft sway with each step will remind you to slow down and tune into the motion. Because what you wear influences how you walk through the world.
Photo by Ashley Streff
3. Stretch & Breathe
It won’t take much — just a few sun salutations, a simple stretch of the spine, or a deep breath to expand your belly. Whether you’re practicing yoga, breathwork, or both, what matters is that you’re coming back to your body.
Why it’s creative: Breathwork is a kind of sculpture, from the inside out. You are shaping your experience and carving out space, one breath at a time.
How to elevate the daily practice: A silky robe gives you room to move, space to expand, and a reminder that comfort and beauty can coexist. Let the ritual be one of release and reconnection.
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4. Pottery or Clay Play
You don’t have to be a potter to play with clay. Hand-building a bowl or sculpting a shape, even just squishing it through your fingers, it all feels primal, tactile, and it’s a perfect way to ground yourself in the moment.
Why it’s creative: Clay demands presence. It listens to your hands and responds to whatever you do. If you take a deep breath and shift your weight, your hands will respond, and so will the clay.
How to elevate the daily practice: Wrap yourself in a plus size duster kimono robe — perhaps from one of our washable collections. Let your robe carry the story of your pottery practice.
Photo by Ashley Streff
5. Garden as Ritual
Whether it’s a backyard, a windowsill, or a few pots on your balcony, tending to plants is a daily act of reverence. Watering, pruning, harvesting, talking to your basil like she’s your best friend — these creative moments are full of intention, slowing down, and being mindful of how you affect the world around you.
Why it’s creative: Gardening is like dancing with Mother Nature. It’s truly a collaboration between your hands and the natural world. It’s a beautiful partnership.
How to elevate the daily practice: Choose a breezy kimono robe silk that makes you feel grounded and open. Let it sway this way with you as you float through the garden. Let the beautiful botanicals on your silk or charmeuse inspire you to take good care of yourself and your plants.
6. Drawing the Ordinary
You don’t need to be “good” at drawing. That’s not the point. The point is to practice seeing — which is another way to practice paying attention. Try sketching what’s in front of you: your coffee mug, your hand, your child’s toy left on the floor. Let yourself be surprised by what comes from you when you let it flow.
Why it’s creative: Drawing rewires your vision. You learn to look closer. You fall in love with the overlooked. The details mean more and direct you where to go.
How to elevate the daily practice: Lay out your sketchbook. Set a timer for 10 minutes. Put on one of your go-to kimono outfits that inspire your confidence, and then, draw without judgment. You’re not producing a masterpiece — you’re witnessing your life. (And that’s much more important anyway!)
Photo by @mariacalderon.art
The Power of Your Kimono Robe
Let’s pause briefly and mention the botanical beauty that wraps around these rituals: your kimono robe.
Kimono robe silk isn’t just a piece of clothing, it’s truly a mood-setter. It’s a way to embody the most authentic version of you. Whether you’re lounging, stretching, drawing, or writing, your kimono robe becomes part of the practice. If you’ve ever slipped into a plus size duster kimono robe and felt instantly elevated, then you know: the clothes we wear to create make a difference in what we create. They help us cross a threshold — from the mundane to the intentional.
Your kimono outfits remind you: This is your time. You deserve to look and feel like a queen while doing the simple, soulful things.
