Arquivo de Kimonos - Seda e Companhia https://sedaecompanhia.com/en/categoria/clothing/kimonos/ Calçado, Malas e Acessórios Wed, 13 Nov 2024 15:09:31 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.7.5 https://sedaecompanhia.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/cropped-Favicon-32x32.png Arquivo de Kimonos - Seda e Companhia https://sedaecompanhia.com/en/categoria/clothing/kimonos/ 32 32 Albarrada I kimono https://sedaecompanhia.com/en/produto/albarrada-i-kimono/ Wed, 02 Sep 2020 00:45:40 +0000 https://sedaecompanhia.com/produto/albarrada-i-kimono/ Long linen kimono with front patch pockets. Long sleeves. The back features a reinterpretation of a traditional albarrada, hand-embroidered with natural silk thread. The front pockets also have a flower embroidered by hand with natural silk thread.

O conteúdo Albarrada I kimono aparece primeiro em Seda e Companhia.

]]> Albarrada is an Arabic word meaning an clay pot, with or without handles, used to cool water or as a flower vase. This is a frequent theme in Castelo Branco embroidery, usually appearing in the center of quilts. From an oriental perspective, this theme represents a symbol of fertility. From a more erudite perspective, it is associated with the virtue of hope. In Castelo Branco embroidery, its meaning is neither certain nor consensual; however, it is accepted as a symbol of the family.

O conteúdo Albarrada I kimono aparece primeiro em Seda e Companhia.

]]> Albarrada II kimono https://sedaecompanhia.com/en/produto/albarrada-ii-kimono/ Thu, 03 Sep 2020 00:48:27 +0000 https://sedaecompanhia.com/produto/albarrada-ii-kimono/ Short linen kimono with 3/4 sleeves. On the back, it features a traditional kimono, hand-embroidered with natural silk thread. The front of the kimono also features foliage hand-embroidered with natural silk thread.

O conteúdo Albarrada II kimono aparece primeiro em Seda e Companhia.

]]> Albarrada is an Arabic word meaning an clay pot, with or without handles, used to cool water or as a container for flowers. This is a frequent theme in Castelo Branco embroidery, usually appearing in the center of quilts. From an oriental perspective, this theme represents a symbol of fertility. From a more erudite perspective, it is associated with the virtue of hope. In Castelo Branco embroidery, its meaning is neither certain nor consensual; however, it is accepted as a symbol of the family.

O conteúdo Albarrada II kimono aparece primeiro em Seda e Companhia.

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