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Artistic & Historical Background: Listen Japanese Classic Printing Crane Red Fuji Kimono
This red kimono is a type of traditional Japanese attire that is renowned for its unique design and exquisite craftsmanship.
The design of the kimono draws inspiration from natural elements in Japanese traditional culture, such as cranes and maple leaves.
Red symbolizes joy and good fortune, while Mount Fuji is one of Japan's iconic symbols, representing strength and beauty.
This kimono employs traditional printing techniques to print the image of a crane onto red fabric, creating a distinctive pattern.
Wearing this kimono makes one feel as if they can experience the charm of Japanese traditional culture and the weight of history.
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