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Ceremony kimono shirt

A look at some of the garments and accessories out in the world, from everyday moments to wedding days.

Most of the work shown here is available in the shop.  For one-of-one works that are no longer available, you are welcome to inquire about a custom commission. 

A bride and groom are sitting together on a stone bench. The groom is wearing the Falling Flower brooch in ume red.  Photography by Gaby Gonzales, courtesy of Monica Biles.

Julio

Wearing the Falling Flower brooch in ume red, size L, at his destination wedding with Monica.

A couple standing on a city sidewalk in front of a brownstone building. The woman is wearing the Falling Flower brooch in ivory/cream.  Photography by Nicole Plett, courtesy of Kirsten McNally.

Kirsten

Wearing the Falling Flower brooch in ivory/cream, size M.

Joe

Wearing the Wilted Flower brooch in ume red, size M.

The woman posing in the middle is wearing the Falling Flower brooch in Akizakura Pink.

Lynn

Wearing the Falling Flower brooch in akizakura pink, size L.

A woman stands outdoors in front of a curved modern metallic wall, wearing the Irregular Hand-stitched Kimono Wrap Dress, Falling Flowers necklace in ume red/ivory.  Photography by Alex Shibutani, courtesy of Maia Shibutani.

Maia

Wearing the irregular hand-stitched wrap kimono dress with falling flower accessory in ume red/yuki white.

Jalil

Wearing the Crushed Bloom brooch in ivory/cream, size XS.

Woman sitting at a desk in a room with books and a lamp.  She is wearing the Ceremony kimono shirt.   Photography by Joe Perri.

Agathe

Wearing the Ceremony kimono shirt, made from a single antique silk kurotomesode kimono.

A close-up of hanging fabric flower garlands made from layered, tattered off-white and pale pink petals with muted green and red fabric leaves, set against a very dark background.

Flower Accessories Collection

A collection of hand-cut silk flowers, made to order from vintage silk kimonos and reclaimed silk textiles.

A person in a long cream-colored outfit stands in profile while another person adjusts their long dark hair in a dimly lit studio room with shelves and sewing materials visible in the background.  Considered Objects studio.

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