Women's Pied de Phénix Shibori Cotton Kimono | One Size

Women's Pied de Phénix Shibori Cotton Kimono | One SizeTracing Takeda Kahei Shotens lineage will lead you to Shokuro Takeda, who is said to be one of the eight people who first settled in the shibori hub of Arimatsu in 1608. The Patrimoines collection is guided by this rich heritage, created in collaboration with Sawako Furukawa who chose three designs to honour the Takeda Family Residence. The Pied de Phnix kimono is inspired by the phoenix painted on the ceiling, with footstep like markings achieved

formed from high-quality glass

A highly practical desk addition

patterned glass inserts (taken from previous products) are added

crafted in Italy and detailed with unique

This set of green leather placemats is constructed in Umbria

Hand-painted edges and pops of gold detail the fine porcelain

The La Lune kimono is inspired by the moon on the transom

serve it well with this solid silver octagonal platter from our Antique and Vintage collection

The clean lines of Josef Hoffmann’s silver spice spoon reflect the revolutionary Modernist ethos of the Wiener Werkstatte movement he founded

These brown and ivory napkins from Madre Linen are made from 100% linen grown in Belgium

and fluid lines that echo the ebb and flow of gentle waves

It was first introduced in 1917 by Austrian sculptor Michael Powolny