kimono jacket

This beautiful three quarter length coat is sure to turn heads in the cooler months. Created by Anchal Ahuja of Jaipur, India this lightly quilted cotton coat features an ecru base embellished with intricate embroidery. Stylised motifs of buds, flowers, pinwheels and pomegranites all stitched in jewel tones of ruby, emerald and lapiz. Front pockets and hidden hook and eye closures complete the artisanal look.

Inspired by the beauty of the jungle and its unique nightscapes, Galuh Kenanga designs a charming kimono jacket intended to be an elegant complement to a relaxing day. Balinese artisans use the traditional batik technique to create an intricate pattern in teal, turquoise and purple hues all over this rayon design. With a matching belt and three-quarter-length sleeves, the final touch is a handy pair of pockets.

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The Balinese village of Kintamani is renowned for its exuberant nature and for being home to the famous Mount Batur volcano. This village serves as Galuh Kenanga's inspiration for a gorgeous and versatile kimono jacket crafted from 100% rayon made from bamboo and featuring leaf motifs hand-stamped with classic batik techniques. The open-front, one-size jacket features three-quarter sleeves and a loose fit as well as a lovely palette of navy blue, chestnut and plum.

This chic kimono jacket is adorned with vibrant floral and leaf patterns and sequin embroidery along the open front and sleeve hem, making it the perfect layering accessory. Presented by India's Vijay Singh, it is crafted from polyester velvet and features long bell sleeves, adding a touch of elegance to any ensemble.

A versatile one-size-fits-most kimono jacket designed by Galuh Kenanga features a loose fit, lovely three-quarter sleeves and more than enough charm to wear it on just about every occasion. The red, green and purple jacket is crafted from rayon and embellished with beautiful vine motifs hand-stamped with the traditional Balinese batik technique.