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NEKKYO USAGI

@nekkyousagi / nekkyousagi.tumblr.com

Artist, Sengoku Basara Super Fan, Kimono Enthusiast
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Shooting, space decoration HASEO

 Costume design, folding screen design_Akihime Himekawa model_Suzumaru Tachibana

 Casting_Rie Sato (NAL)

 Costume making_ALICE

 Uchikake production_Megumi Suzuki

 Tail production _ Wasabi hairpin production _ Lantern hall production _ Black end accessories _ marywest ☆

 Assistant_Silao, Yuki, John H. Tien, Mina Yoshikawa

 Cooperation_Phottix, NISSIN

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This sunrise work coordination Striped antique kimono, bamboo grass and obi apron towel with spring orchid pattern are bats and spider webs. The color seen from the cuffs is cute (* ´◒ ”*). I don’t have much blue kimono, almost blue yukata (゜∀゜). Kimono, obi, three-quarter string: Modoribashi“. 緑🌈ツイステ沼(*ˇωˇ*人) 自作帯留京都ライト商会三条店販売中@SevGreen0326

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Oiran around the cultural period, Shrimp shop Sushino. The head is Shimada. The gesture of covering the mouth with a fan is elegant. A kimono with running water and Yamabuki flowers, and a dynamic obi with a flower pattern on a black background. Based on a woodblock print by Kikukawa Eizan.” Text and artwork by 撫子凛*お江戸ファッション図鑑(マール社)発売中@nadeshicorin

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Fantastic formal outfit (OP wore it for New Year), pairing this breathtaking black furisode depicting oshidori (mandarin ducks) and hato (doves) under yukimochi-ume (snow covered plum branches) + a matching oshidori obi tied in fukura suzume (”puffed sparrow”) knot.

Like doves in the West, oshidori ducks are a symbol of eternal love and fidelity. Because of this, I think this furisode is probably technically a kakeshita (bridal furisode worn under uchikake coat). But, bridal or not, it is far too amazing to be left in a drawer!

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Ooku maid, style in case of emergency. (It seems to be a scene of evacuating to a big fire) The appearance of holding a naginata in a Riko Uchikara hat (Nashiuchi Eboshi) is brave, and it is exactly a samurai woman! cool. And the contrast of the white belt with the bamboo pattern on the furisode with black crest is beautiful.” [google translation] 

Text and painting by Rin Nashiko * Edo Fashion Encyclopedia (Mar) is now on sale@nadeshicorin

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