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Japanese Yukata

Japanese Yukata

The design and colors of this Yukata hide a profound visual tradition that combines respect for nature with Japanese color psychology.
The Symbolism of Design: The Iris (Ayame / Kakitsubata)
The white floral pattern depicts the Japanese iris, a flower full of positive meanings and strongly linked to the summer season:
  • Good Omen and Protection: In Japan, the iris is historically associated with strength and protection against evil spirits and bad luck. The pointed shape of its leaves resembles that of a sword (Katana), which is why it is considered a symbol of courage, dignity, and warrior spirit.
  • Summer Freshness: As an aquatic flower that blooms between late spring and early summer, its presence on the fabric serves to visually evoke a feeling of freshness, perfect for counteracting the energy of summer heat during festivals (Matsuri).
  • Elegance and Maturity: Combined with a stylized contrasting design, the iris gives the wearer a refined, graceful, and composed appearance.
The Symbolism of Colors
The bichromatic combination follows the canons of classical Wabi-Sabi aesthetics (beauty in simplicity): 
  • Indigo Blue (Ai-zome): This color, historically known in the West as "Japan Blue", is the quintessential summer color in the tradition of Japanese tailors. It represents tranquility, harmony, sincerity (Makoto), and inner calm. In the Edo period, natural indigo was also used for its practical properties, as the vegetable dye acted as a natural insect repellent.
  • White: The large white flowers stand out against the deep blue background, symbolizing purity, sacredness, and absolute simplicity. The sharp contrast creates a sense of visual cleanliness and luminosity.
€80,00 EUR
€80,00 EUR
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