Jingyaki Kiyomizu-yaki | Colored kimono wedding cat (pair)

The traditional Japanese wedding dress is the kimono. This pair of kimonos is a wedding-style fortune-telling. The bride wears yinzhen sleeves, with a sword and Suehiro; the groom wears a blue pattern. While admiring this pair of works of art, let's get to know the traditional Japanese flower wedding kimono! Vibration sleeves - Inside the kimono, there are two kinds of colored jackets and sleeves. Induction sleeves are the clothing of unmarried women, so wearing them at marriage is the last chance in life. The characteristic of vibrating sleeves is that the two parts of the waistband and sleeves of the whole dress are more prominent, and it will be lighter to wear. Huaijian - Huaijian is a short sword worn in a tassel case and attached to a belt. It was originally an item worn by the princess of the samurai family for self-defense. Now, it is decorated on the chest to make the bride look more grand and gorgeous. Suehiro - The fan that the bride-to-be holds when she gets married is called Suehiro. It means that the two can be happy for a long time after marriage. Suehiro has one golden side and one silver side, although it will not be opened for use, but when the bride holds it in her hand or decorates it on her chest, it is usually seen with the golden side facing out. Qingwenfu - The groom's wedding kimono is usually black with a white family crest on it. And blue is blue. Black-patterned kimono can be said to be the most formal and traditional kimono. This neatly tailored and very manly dress is suitable for important occasions such as wedding banquets. One of the techniques of Kyo-yaki / Kiyomizu-yaki is color painting. Color painting uses the method of overcoating with colored glaze to paint decorations on the surface of the utensils. In the works of Jingyaki, seasonal flowers are used as the theme of painting, and the artisans skillfully match and display different tones on the works. 🔸Size: Height 14cm 🔸Material: Pottery 🔸Origin: Japan / Kyoto