Kimono fabric panel: Chrysanthemums and Daisies

Our Kimono fabric panel is unique, made from a 100% silk vintage kimono. This painting features a beautiful chrysanthemum flower pattern in a refined pink hue.

In Japan, lucky symbols are very important. The patterns on kimonos and belts are not only aesthetic and seasonal; they also carry meaning and express wishes for happiness for those who wear them.

When selecting kimono patterns, Sari, the founder, pays particular attention to their individual beauty, but also to their harmony with the other paintings you already own, both in terms of colors and patterns. This painting is very light and easy to hang anywhere thanks to the string and thumbtacks provided.

With Kimono Paintings at MAISON MIYABI, we are bringing a unique Japanese heritage back to life. We invite you to discover this piece and incorporate it into your home.

History of the motif:
The chrysanthemum, a lucky motif, is considered the most noble of all floral patterns because its round shape resembles that of the sun. Its beauty and delicate fragrance make it a flower perfectly suited to kimonos. A symbol of longevity, the chrysanthemum is also associated with health, protection from evil influences, and physical and mental stability.

Features:
- Vintage kimono made from 100% Japanese silk
- Carefully selected in Japan by Sari, the founder
- Handcrafted by an artist in Tokyo
- One-of-a-kind

Size: Width 12 inches, length 12 inches, height 0.8 inches
Weight: 1.96 oz