I want Blogger has a lot of array of cute emoticon, like Rakuten or Ameba (Japanese blog platform).
So back to my last kitsuke this month, I was able to wear a komon. One of my favourite komon is this red plaid komon. It was homemade.
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| The bike was for decoration. It was flat tyre. |
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| Wearing my trusty obiage and my tsumugi obi debut ^o^. |
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| Trying to make tsunodashi musubi. I didn't know if that worked or not. |
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| It was actually a pretied nagoya obi. |
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| The ohashori wasn't neat. |
The weather was great in the morning, but became cloudy during the afternoon and drizzled after that for some minutes.Anyhow, I managed to got out from the unfavourable weather because I was indoor.
Wearing this ensemble when attending one of my Japanese community's gathering. This kimono was home-made and one of my favourite piece. The obi is pretied taiko which I got from one of my kimono friend, Agnes-san. Since I don't have much choice with the komono items, I put my usual bicolour gradation scarf obiage :D. The venue was emblazoned with vintage and traditional Javanese items, so I took the picture with some earth colour background, also an old bicycle but tyred flat hahaha. I also attempted to make tsunodashi musubi. Don't know if it was success or failed attempt, but I'd like to try again ;), maybe not with pretied obi.
Just cut my hair with the new bangs and I wore my 11 cm wedges. Pretty hard to walk in those shoes ^^;; and my height suddenly increased significantly. It was my first time wearing heels when donning in kimono :D because I wanted to experience myself in doing so.
The fish was nice ^w^. My tummy was ponpon. Gochisousama deshita~
