Cotton Modern Girl 70

"Meisen", a popular pattern in the Taisho retro era, is now available in furoshiki. In the Taisho era, walking around town in a kimono with a pop pattern was a new style at the time. Silk woven kimonos called meisen, which incorporate overseas textile designs, were particularly popular among young girls who jumped on the trend, or modern girls. This series recreates the colorful world of meisen and the delicate expression of the ikat weave in print and arranges them in furoshiki. [Stripes] Stripes and polka dots are imported patterns among meisen kimonos, so women at the time loved to wear them. The simple stripes are finished in colorful hues that will add an accent to your fashion.

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