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kico Azuma Bag [45cm] Bicolor, Red and White Plum, Chrysanthemum Pattern

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kico Azuma Bag [45cm] Bicolor, Red and White Plum, Chrysanthemum Pattern
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kico Azuma Bag [45cm] Bicolor, Red and White Plum, Chrysanthemum Pattern

kico Azuma Bag [45cm] Bicolor, Red and White Plum, Chrysanthemum Pattern

A bicolor piece combining a glossy red-and-white plum pattern with green chrysanthemums.

Glossy kimono fabrics are combined into a fresh and lovely piece.

Red and white plum pattern

Red and white plum pattern

Glossy red and white plum blossoms are depicted.

The plum blooms earliest amid the severe cold and bears plenty of fruit. The plum pattern symbolizes perseverance, vitality and prosperity of descendants, and is an auspicious pattern representing the New Year.

Chrysanthemum pattern

Chrysanthemum pattern

Adorned with glossy, vivid yellow-green chrysanthemums, a symbol of longevity and prosperity.

The chrysanthemum is a special flower in Japanese culture, and kimono with chrysanthemum designs carry wishes for health and happiness.

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What is Kico?

We work to pass Japanese traditions on to the next generation with joy, through kimono.

About the name Kico
ki: the "ki" of kimono, the "ki" of joy (喜)
co: the "co" of communicate, the "co" of connection

An upcycling brand born from the wish to connect Japanese traditions to the next generation through kimono, spreading joy across generations.

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kico

kimono ✖︎ triangle bag At kico, we reproduce the traditional azuma bag for modern times. The material is kimono, a Japanese treasure lying dormant throughout the country. triangle bag = azuma bag The azuma bag is said to have begun in the Edo period, when Edo townspeople who admired Western bags imi...

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