Iromuji (色無地) (lit. "solid colour") are monochromatic, undecorated kimono mainly worn to tea ceremonies. The dyed silk may have a flat woven pattern - iromuji suitable for autumn are often made of rinzu silk. Some edo komon with incredibly fine patterns may be suitable for tea ceremony, as from a distance they are visually similar to iromujiIromuji may occasionally have one kamon, though likely no more than this, and are always made of silk. Shibori accessories such as obiage are never worn with iromuji if the purpose of wear is a tea ceremony; instead, flat and untextured silks are chosen for accessories. - Wikipedia, 13/5/2020

Wearing kimono traditionally requires many tools, some of which can be found in my store here


Here are some videos that can help you to wear kimono well: 

How To Wear Kimono - The EASY Way

How to Put On a Kimono by Yourself // Taught by a Licensed Kimono Teacher

Kitsuke/ How to wear Kimono 【Full Vr.】-let's try!! *^-^*

How to Wear a Kimono -Part 3- How to put on the kimono

Here is a video about how to put on men's kimono. It is different. 

How to wear Kimono for men


You can see all the different types of kimono in my store here


You can have all kimono in my store modified for easier wearing. I show this in the video below. 

 

Make a free website with Yola