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KIMONO ARIZONAThis kimono is an ode to Arizona and one of its Native American inhabitants, the Navajo tribe, dating back to 1868. To them, the lines found on this kimono were symbolic of a mountain range. Their proximity to the Grand Canyon inspired the touch of orange giving this kimono its sparkle. Connect to your ancestral self while wearing this piece and rise above all things physical to a higher, spiritual level. DETAILS: Long sleeved kimono from THE DREAMERS

The one wearing this kimono is greatly in touch with their wild and mysterious sides

Wearing this kimono will make you feel like you are floating

it can be a thrill to pick out just the right gift for a loved one or friend

Hometown of the world-famous painter Pablo Picasso

Or you remember others that you’d like to thank with a gift but have no idea of what would excite them

the Navajo tribe

with a hint of the curry-like gold and orange to attract any curious on-looker

this land was once packed with tigers

on display in Paris’ Musée d’Orsay

this is the kimono that her mother chose for herself out of this collection and is thus meant to cast the spell of mother-daughter love upon its wearer

the vulturine Guinea fowl (the dotted pattern) and the zebra (the striped pattern)

they were back and she managed to see the painting

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