The Ivory Court: Gilded Clover & Imperial Flora Furisode

We are privileged to unveil this resplendent Furisode, a garment of pristine beauty that speaks the universal language of luck, prosperity, and imperial grace.

A Canvas of Light The foundation of this masterpiece is a lustrous, heavy-gauge Pure Silk (Rinzu) in a shade of creamy ivory. The fabric itself is woven with a subtle geometric lattice pattern, designed to catch the ambient light of a ballroom or gallery, creating a shimmering halo effect around the wearer.

The Embroidery of Fortune What elevates this piece to the realm of Haute Couture is the opulent needlework. Departing from traditional landscapes, this design features a whimsical yet regal scattering of Four-Leaf Clovers and Imperial Chrysanthemums.

The Technique: Heavy satin stitches in vibrant emerald, vermilion, and imperial orange are accented with Hand-Couched Gold Bullion.

The Symbolism: In both East and West, the clover signifies rare fortune, while the Chrysanthemum represents longevity and the noble class. It is a wearable talisman of success.

For our distinguished clientele, this Furisode transcends its traditional roots.

The Debut: Ideally suited for a debutante's ball or a white-tie summer gala.

The Bridal Trousseau: An exquisite alternative for the modern bride’s rehearsal dinner or morning-after reception.

The Interior: Mounted as a tapestry in a Parisian apartment or a Swiss chalet, it commands the room with quiet, confident luxury.

Sartorial Specifications

The Dimensions

Total Length (Mitake): 158.5 cm (Measured from shoulder)

Sleeve Span (Yuki): 62.5 cm (Center back to wrist)

Sleeve Drop (Sodetake): 99 cm (The grandeur of the "swinging sleeve")

Front Panel Width: 24 cm

ack Panel Width: 30 cm