kimono robe patterns

Tie-dyed by hand using a unique soda ash technique to create intriguing coral reef patterns, this eye-catching rayon robe exudes comfort and style. Nyoman Nadri creates this graceful robe with wide sleeves and a matching belt. In traditional kimono style, the robe features openings under the arms for adjusting the robe and for ease of movement.

White ferns floating over warm earth tones cast a spell of cozy relaxation in the design of this robe. Saktut Raitawati is inspired by the legendary kimono as they design this cotton robe featuring the beauty of Balinese batik artistry.

This handpainted batik robe is a truly original work of art. Sunlight, water, dye and temperature all factor into the look of the finished robe. This should be considered a unique design made especially for you. Colors and pattern placement will vary.

Tomas Sota blends icons from pre Hispanic Nazca with a Japanese design - logical if you consider that immigrants from Japan have had a significant impact on Peru. The knee-length coat is knit from 100% alpaca in a feminine dusty rose, with Nazca motifs in blue, ivory and pink on the sleeves, hem, neck and down the front. It has a removable tie belt to close the robe.

This retro-inspired kimono will be perfect for both busy weekday mornings and lazy weekends. Cristina Villalobos designs it in a comfy cotton blend knit with a pink, light blue, and navy plaid pattern.

Cristina's work draws inspiration from traditional Peruvian techniques and materials, contemporary styles, and retro glamour. She is currently juggling working as a designer with finishing school and raising her son.