A small, old Japanese “Hanging scroll” was displayed near the exit of the museum. This is a painting of a carp by Maruyama Okyo, a renowned Japanese artist of the Edo period.
Rather than painting what he saw as it was, he is said to have manipulated shadows to give the creature a more three-dimensional appearance.
The carp depicted this year follows that approach, using tonal variations like those in traditional ink wash painting, and required six large woodblock plates to complete.

Although the colors may appear the same at first glance, we chose them carefully, expressing subtle differences and a sense of depth.

This dress has a V-neck with a shirt collar stand, creating a layered look without actually layering.
When worn open, the deeper neckline creates a long gilet-style look that adds a clean, layered feel and helps bring the whole outfit together.

■ About a product photograph
1st to 9th...【Red】
10th to 19th...【Brown】
20th to 27th...【Blue】

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(cm)	F
Length	97.5
Shoulder Width	39.5
Chest Width	49.5
Sleeve Length	23.0

(inch)	F
Length	38.0
Shoulder Width	15.0
Chest Width	19.0
Sleeve Length	9.0

Material:

Cotton 85%・Linen15%

※This product used whole pattern cloth. The way of coming out of patterns is different every first place by relations of the cutting. I would like understanding. ※Please be aware that the below size conversions are approximate. The information in this table may vary based on design, material, etc.