E2 1930s Silk Kimono Dress
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Description
Delicately printed with a honeycomb pattern and appliquéd with blue silk lilies, this muted teal silk dress features an unusual blend of rich hues and silky textures. This handmade piece has been reconditioned from a 1930s original; the silk has been darted at the back and shoulders, creating soft pleats running through the dress. The wide square cut is reminiscent of a traditional kimono dress, intended to be worn with a belt to create beautiful layers of gathered silk. This is a one of a kind unique piece and cannot be reordered.
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