Silk Handpainted Cherry Blossom Short Kimono Robe
- Intricate hand-painted artwork on front and back
- Removable waist tie closure
- Sewn-in belt loops & interior ties
- French seam finish
- Side slits at hem
- 100% Silk, Dry clean
- Designed in San Francisco, Imported
- KIM + ONO Style No. HPKMS
Inspired by acclaimed art collections from China, our hand-painted kimono robe features silk kimono robes brought to life by skillful artisans. Each original design takes seven days to create, first sketched by hand, then saturated in rich watercolors using a traditional sumi brush. Our cherry blossom kimono robe is crafted to make you feel confident and beautiful.
Customer Reviews
splurged on this kimono while on a trip to SF, and i'm glad i did. i've always wanted one, but none have had this quality. it is soft and beautiful. received many comments and compliments on it - it is a conversation starter.
The silk kimono is beautiful and feels amazing on my skin. Shipping was lightening fast. I just ordered another one. Can’t wait to receive it.
I wear this every day as a treat to myself - it's lovely and soft. I'm a US size 8/10 and it's a perfect fit, neither too tight nor loose. I'm 5'6" and it fits about two inches above my knee. I would dearly love at least one pocket but otherwise I'm very happy.
I gave this to my wife as a birthday present and she loved it. It is one of those things that people don’t buy for themselves. The robe is very soft and the gunmetal color matches perfectly with the cherry tree. My wife is 5” so the short robe was perfect. I now plan to purchase similar gifts for my mother and mother in law.
The robe feels great in and is very pretty.
Handwrapped with Care
Sending a gift is an intentional process, and your loved ones deserves the best.
Select our Furoshiki Gift Wrap gift service for a traditional hand-wrapped gift to be sent directly to your recipient, with your heartfelt message printed on our signature Jia notecard.
*Each Furoshiki wrap fits 1 kimono robe or wrap only
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