#chayatsuji

[tanuki-kimono]

Phantasmagoric scenery for this beautiful blue kimono, with a cloudy arabesques background over a serene landscape on skirt hem

[kimonoquat]

Not sure if I’ve just been unattentive or what, but I seem to be noticing a lot of  chayatsuji patterned kimono popping up on ichiroya lately... which seems to be a loved design of another member of the community. ^_~ 

Water garden, which I seem to see most often shown with katazome/stencil print on chirimen/crepe. 

[kagayuzen]

The 43rd Exhibition of Traditional Kaga-Yuzen Crafts

Visiting Kimono "Chayatsuji mukashibanashi" by Kenzo Makino

This is a kimono that can be enjoyed by looking at the classic chyatsuji pattern with tools related to old stories.

[kyotokimono]

Tying Your Obijime

Here’s a quick, informative video by youtube vlogger Chayatsuji Kimono (who has a lot of great how-to kimono videos) on ways to tie the obijime - the finishing touch for your kimono and obi combination.

We are adding several dozen obijime for sale on our website this week - July 26, 2019.  CLICK HERE to see the entire collection.

[koikishu]

Koikishu’s Fantasy Kimono Tansu: Iromuji

Motifs: Chayatsuji (water garden scenery)

Seasonality: Season-less

Background Color: HTML code (C7D488)

Source: http://www.ichiroya.com/item/list2/394096/

[amens-closet]

I had not planned on wearing my new Houmongi Kimono today. The intended Komon was too short, so I will be using it with my western clothing instead. So plan B. I wanted to try a Ginza Musubi and I think it went fairly well. I had good help from Chayatsuji Kimono;) Becoming good at dressing in Kimono, has proven itself to be much more challenging then first anticipated, but I am really starting to enjoy it^_^

My very shy cat anted in on the action as well.

[lemichebarcelona-blog]

CHAYATSUJI pattern on rare Japanese silk from our New Collection - tea house surrounded by streams and flowers symbolizing harmony and tranquility... #lemiche #fw16 #chayatsuji #JapaneseFusion (at Barcelona, Spain)

[thekimonogallery]

Shibori Kimono.  Early Showa period (1927-1940), Japan.  The Kimono Gallery.  A rinzu silk kimono featuring 'chayatsuji' (water garden scenery) with 'ume'(Japanese plum), 'kaede' (maple leaf) and 'shippou-tsunagi' (jointed four circles) patterns. Shibori is the main technique utilized, with the addition of yuzen-dyeing (painting) and plentiful foil highlighting. The soft, high-quality rinzu (damask) silk base is woven with motifs of wave, bird and flower circle patterns.

[tanuki-kimono]

Dreamy smokey purple ground for this lustrous kimono depicting serene chayatsuji (tea house shack and garden scenery)