Otsuyu’s “Nen” (Lingering Obsession).

The longing to meet a beloved once more transformed into flames, finding a dwelling place within the light of a lantern.
That fire has now grown so intense it can even consume peonies, setting the blossoms blooming across the back ablaze.

Embroidery woven from red and orange threads flickers as it catches the light, creating an expression as if flames themselves are alive upon the fabric.
This is a design of uncompromising power—one that irresistibly draws the eye and leaves a lasting impression.

The fabric combines cotton with the textured character of sashiko, blended with a small amount of polyurethane to add gentle stretch and flexibility.
Its balanced elasticity and smooth touch offer lasting comfort, becoming more familiar with every wear.
The lining is lavishly finished with an all-over peony pattern, so that even when the garment is removed, the refined spirit and elegance of traditional men’s kimono quietly reveal themselves.

Please take the time to fully appreciate KOROMO’s “Botan Dōrō Sukajan.”