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Summer Festival is a grand traditional festival in Japan. All kinds of sacrificial activities and fireworks conferences have been held in succession, which is very lively. Although the activities are different, everyone will put on bathrobes and dress up beautifully before going out to participate in this festival, even men are no exception.

There are beautiful bathrobes everywhere in the crowd, but the patterns on bathrobes are different. This is a university question.

The wearer of Kyoto No.1 kimono said: "At different ages, different moods and different occasions, the bathrobe worn in festivals is also exquisite, and different patterns have different meanings." Let's have a look.

Peony (ボタン) and peony (シャク) represent happiness and wealth.

Big flowers bloom from small buds, so peony and peony symbolize happiness and wealth. Peony and other patterns are suitable for young women to wear. Generally, clothes with peony patterns have the meaning of praying for happiness

ナデシコ stands for smile and elegance.

Nadeshiko flowers have the meaning of elegance, beauty and smile. The scientific name of Nadeshiko flower is Dianthus, and the wild Dianthus is called Dianthus in Chinese medicine. The main meaning is that a smile is everything and is associated with a happy life.

Butterfly (チョ) represents longevity, resurrection and transformation.

Every butterfly breaks out of the cocoon from the first small caterpillar and evolves into a beautiful butterfly. Butterflies also mean "resurrection, change" and "immortality"

Card (サクラ) stands for: a new beginning, rich and colorful.

Cherry blossom pattern is a traditional pattern in Japanese bathrobes. Sakura is also the national flower of Japan, and it is the most wanted decoration in any season. At the same time, the cherry tree is also called the tree where the "Saturnalia" lives, so it also means praying for a bumper harvest.

Speaking of cherry blossoms always reminds people of spring and the germination of everything, so it has the meaning of the origin of everything, which is very meaningful. Kyoto First Kimono said: "It is very appropriate to wear a kimono with cherry blossom patterns in spring. Let the photography team take a set of beautiful photos one by one, which is really a journey without regrets! "

Mei (メ) stands for patience, complexity and childlike innocence.

Plum blossoms are in full bloom in the coldest time, and in China, they are ranked as the four gentlemen together with orchid, bamboo and pine. Plum blossoms are hardy in winter and bloom for the first time in spring, so they also symbolize "endurance" and "aesthetic wisdom". Mei's flower language is "the heart of a child", which is also round and lovely when printed on a bathrobe.

Acorus calamus (ァヤメ) represents victory, integrity and exorcism.

It is said that calamus is often used in the Dragon Boat Festival, so it has a certain effect of ward off evil spirits. At the same time, the Japanese pronunciation of Acorus calamus and the winner is the same, which also represents the etiquette norms of military people.

Yan () stands for bringing new love and family happiness.

Birds have always been known as "happy porters", and swallows among migratory birds are said to bring love! Swallows are males and females foraging together to feed their chicks, so they also symbolize "harmony between husband and wife" and "family integrity".

Toona sinensis (ツバキ) stands for development, longevity and beauty.

Although the fading of flowers is very unlucky for the Japanese, there is another explanation as a decorative pattern: falling flowers symbolize persistence, so they can be extended to "longevity" and big flowers also symbolize "development".

Narcissus (スィセン) represents the beauty of knowledge.

Narcissus quietly stretches, giving people a sacred and inviolable impression of high cold, so daffodil decoration always represents intellectual beauty. Moreover, daffodils are auspicious flowers that symbolize the arrival of the New Year.

The pattern on a simple bathrobe seems to have too much connotation. Of course, whether it is kimono or bathrobe, these patterns are only a small part, and there are countless patterns.

There are hundreds of patterns in the eight branches of Kyoto No.1 kimono, all of which have various styles, which are very affordable. Even there are many accessories, which are very fashionable.

I thought it was just a few random patterns, but it contained so many meanings, which changed my view on bathrobes again.

Of course, there are also many troubles, especially those who choose incurable diseases. So choose a kimono shop with a professional dresser to help you match, and it is best to have Chinese customer service to facilitate communication. In addition, you should choose the kind that comes back very late, so that you can play longer, hehe.

Finally, I would like to remind you that it is best to order kimonos in China before departure, which are available on all major platforms. Just find the most popular one and search for the name. +wx:tirpvip05