Visvim founder Hiroki Nakamura loves nothing more than to use old (sometimes ancient) techniques to create next-level garments with love, care, and precision. But even he has never done something as intensive and time-consuming as this kimono the from Spring-Summer 2015 collection. You'd never guess at first look, but it's a hand-painted piece that takes over three months to create. It all starts with a blank chino kimono, then, using Edo-era Japanese technique called Kyo-Yuzen its slowly brough...
Visvim founder Hiroki Nakamura loves nothing more than to use old (sometimes ancient) techniques to create next-level garments with love, care, and precision. But even he has never done something as intensive and time-consuming as this kimono the from Spring-Summer 2015 collection. You'd never guess at first look, but it's a hand-painted piece that takes over three months to create. It all starts with a blank chino kimono, then, using Edo-era Japanese technique called Kyo-Yuzen its slowly brough...
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