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and collectables

wafuku - noun: traditional Japanese clothing

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Kimono Information 13

Origami Kimono



Information Pages
1 About Kimonos
2 Japanese Womenswear
3 Japanese Menswear
4 Further Kimono Information
5 Wearing and Folding Women's Japanese Garments - Including Video
6 Types of Women's Kimono. Geisha & Maiko
7 Japanese Eras (Periods)
8 Uses for Japanese Kimono Fabrics
9 Shibori and Tsujigahana Patterning Techniques - Including Video
10 Lots of Great Links To How To Wear Kimonos & Tie Obis
11 Types of Obi
12 Types of Kimonos - Picture Reference
13 How to fold an Origami Kimono - Picture Reference

There is also a lot of information on my Wafuku blog. This link opens in a new window, leaving this window open

I also have furoshiki tying instructions here

You can see photos of the kimono that started wafuku.co.uk here



How to Fold an Origami Kimono
Use a square piece of paper. You can also fold a square handkerchief into one like the one shown below. The discs under the sleeves are just stickers holding it onto a sheet of paper. I'm afraid the instructions are in Japanese, so you may have to go by the images



Click the link below for instruction sheet, which opens in a new window. You can drag it to your desktop to keep and print out
How to fold an origami kimono






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