Is there any preoccupation with the color of the Japanese kimono?

Japan's modern kimono color, to black for the top. Such as the black stay sleeve is a married woman of various celebratory occasions of formal dress, cyan is also more stable outwear, and teal and other types of more elegant color is to go out to visit friends of the regular clothing, young people are often wearing more bright colors.

The color of Japanese kimono is also strongly expressed in the relationship with the seasons. In spring, when grasses and trees sprout and white flowers bloom, soft green grass and light onion colors become the main colors, and cherry blossoms and cauliflowers are the main motifs.

In early summer, the colors of begonia and vine are reflected in the fresh green, and for the coolness of the summer, darker colors such as blue or cyan are preferred, and in addition to the sunset and the lily, the patterns of waves and streams of water are also a favorite theme.

Autumn is the time when the maple leaves turn red, and the red leaves falling from the garment match the surroundings perfectly. The colors of golden teal, dark teal, and ancient wisteria are all suitable colors, and red leaves and autumn grasses or chrysanthemums are the most appropriate motifs.

In winter, warm soy or scarlet is the most appropriate color, and since this is a season of lack of color, the ornate shisa and tansu motifs add color, especially in the New Year, when auspicious motifs in lotus-red become the main theme.

Japan

Historically, Japan had set orange, crimson, cyan and deep purple as the dress colors for the Crown Prince, Emperor, Emperor and Prince, respectively, restricting their use by others.

Expanded Information:

There are many types of kimono, and the colors, textures, and styles of these kimonos have changed over the years. Not only is there a clear difference between men and women (men's kimono color is relatively monotonous, heavy black, fewer styles, thin belt, accessories, simple, easy to wear; women's kimono colorful and colorful, the belt is very wide, but also a variety of types, styles, and a lot of accessories), but also based on the occasion and the time of the different.

People also wear different kimonos to show their discretion (women's kimonos include wedding kimonos, adult kimonos, evening kimonos, banquet kimonos, and general dresses).

The weaving, dyeing, and embroidery of the kimono itself, as well as the elaborate rules for wearing the kimono (clogs, cloth socks, and different hairstyles depending on the type of kimono), have made it a work of art. Designers continue to push the boundaries in terms of color and texture, applying a variety of bold designs to the flowers and colors, so that modern impressions are subtly incorporated into classical forms.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Kimono