Kimono Silk Cushion: Kin (Gold)

Experience the timeless elegance of the Kimono Silk Cushion: Kin (Gold). At MAISON MIYABI, we blend Japanese art with Western style.

Our cushions are far more than decorative objects. Each piece is an authentic work of art, hand made in our dedicated Parisian atelier.

We source rare, vintage textiles to ensure every creation remains unique. This creates a bridge between historical craft and modern luxury.

The Artistry of the Kimono Silk Cushion: Kin (Gold)

The Story Behind the Motif: Nobility and Imperial Grace. This design celebrates two of Japan’s most prestigious floral symbols.

The chrysanthemum is the official crest of the Imperial family. As the emblem of the passport, it represents longevity and royal nobility.

It symbolizes a steadfast spirit and heritage. This motif is paired with the peony, revered as the "Queen of Flowers" in ancient times.

Such patterns were reserved for the high nobility. Crafted from a luxurious vintage Obi, the fabric carries a rich historical weight.

Every thread tells a story of ancestral artistry. Framed with sophisticated Petrole piping, this piece radiates an aura of protective grace.

It adds a touch of historical splendor to any room. Each detail is meticulously finished in our Parisian atelier for premium quality.

We preserve the integrity of the silk. We then enhance its durability for the home to ensure it lasts for many years of daily enjoyment.

This square accessory fits perfectly on a sofa or bed. It brings the quiet strength of the East into your living space as a focal point.

To maintain the luster, we suggest professional dry cleaning. Avoid direct sunlight to protect the delicate gold hues of the vintage silk.

The handmade finish ensures a seamless look. This piece is a testament to the fusion of traditional Japanese textiles and Parisian couture.

This rare find is a treasure for any home. It elevates any interior with a sense of imperial history and refined craftsmanship.