Embroidery as artistic expression in japanese kimono

This article is dedicated to the historical contemporary contextualization of the Japanese kimono. Throughout its ancestral history, the Japanese kimono has been the main garment in Japanese society. It has always featured a wide variety of styles, colors, accessories and decorative embroideries. With the development of modern society, the kimono has become an international symbol of Japanese culture, with particular emphasis on its rich and decorative embroidery. In contemporary fashion creations, the kimono has been used as a central element in several collections by international designers, with an emphasis on the use of its embroidery and associated symbolism. In contemporary creations, the kimono has been used as a central element in various collections of international designs, with an emphasis on the use of its embroidery and associated symbolism.

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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.55383/ca2025.16
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Theatre and Performance Studies
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Embroidery as artistic expression in japanese kimono

Teodora Hubenco, Carolina Ermurachi Machado
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Embroidery as artistic expression in japanese kimono

Teodora Hubenco, Carolina Ermurachi Machado
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This article is dedicated to the historical contemporary contextualization of the Japanese kimono. Throughout its ancestral history, the Japanese kimono has been the main garment in Japanese society. It has always featured a wide variety of styles, colors, accessories and decorative embroideries. With the development of modern society, the kimono has become an international symbol of Japanese culture, with particular emphasis on its rich and decorative embroidery. In contemporary fashion creations, the kimono has been used as a central element in several collections by international designers, with an emphasis on the use of its embroidery and associated symbolism. In contemporary creations, the kimono has been used as a central element in various collections of international designs, with an emphasis on the use of its embroidery and associated symbolism.

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