Comments on: Kimono videos http://kimono.fraise.net/permalink/43 a kimono site Wed, 09 Jul 2008 10:45:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: kipp http://kimono.fraise.net/permalink/43#comment-4741 kipp Mon, 04 Jul 2005 21:48:29 +0000 http://kimono.fraise.net/permalink/43#comment-4741 thanks for VERY useful informations ! thanks for VERY useful informations !

]]> By: Anonymous http://kimono.fraise.net/permalink/43#comment-3848 Anonymous Tue, 19 Apr 2005 07:56:35 +0000 http://kimono.fraise.net/permalink/43#comment-3848 Hello, Thanks for posting those links! It's always amazing thinking about the care and technique that goes into a kimono. It makes one want to know the story behind every garment. Also, I was looking at the books for basic kitsuke, and I believe that 網野 = Amino, instead of Amano. =) Hello,

Thanks for posting those links! It’s always amazing thinking about the care and technique that goes into a kimono. It makes one want to know the story behind every garment.

Also, I was looking at the books for basic kitsuke, and I believe that 網野 = Amino, instead of Amano. =)

]]> By: Julia http://kimono.fraise.net/permalink/43#comment-3405 Julia Wed, 23 Mar 2005 04:37:06 +0000 http://kimono.fraise.net/permalink/43#comment-3405 Thanks for posting these - what a treat! I loved the obijime (kumihimo) video - particularly the shots of the older man and woman weaving an obijime together. It's like watching a concerto for two harps. Now I will regard all my obijime with new respect! Thanks for posting these - what a treat! I loved the obijime (kumihimo) video - particularly the shots of the older man and woman weaving an obijime together. It’s like watching a concerto for two harps. Now I will regard all my obijime with new respect!

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