ORIGAMI SILK KIMONO MULTICOLORED

TRAVEL DIARY Inspiration is everywhere—it follows no rules. Take this sheet of origami paper that Camille brought back from Japan. Recoloured and reimagined, it has become one of the season's signature prints. Created using the traditional *block print* technique, it reveals a softly blurred finish and the kind of perfect imperfection that gives it so much character. The silk itself is worked on its reverse side for a softer handle, a lighter appearance and a more understated finish. Wonderfully Japanese, in every sense. - Short kimono - Straight fit - Wrap V-neckline with wide facing trim - Wrap fastening with a braided belt - Wide three-quarter kimono sleeves - Turn-back cuffs with contrast trim - No visible internal fastening - Crafted from multicoloured printed patchwork fabrics assembled into geometric panels of varying sizes - Mixed prints including stripes, checks, florals, geometric motifs, snakeskin effects and graphic patterns Eden is 1.70m tall and wears a size 38. Made in India * A CLOSER LOOK AT THE CRAFT… Block printing is a traditional Indian artisanal textile-printing technique in which each motif is printed by hand using intricately hand-carved wooden blocks.