Winter kimono black cranes

Kimono is a type of traditional Japanese clothing. The word kimono literally means a thing to wear (ki wear and mono thing). Kimono are made of a wide variety of materials and come in many different colors and styles. The most common kimono style is the yukata, which is a casual kimono made of cotton. The yukata is usually worn by men and women during the summer months. The kimono is a T-shaped, wrapped-front garment with long sleeves and an obi (sash). The kimono is traditionally worn with the left side wrapped over the right (except when dressing a corpse for burial, when the opposite is considered proper). Kimono are usually fastened with a large obi, and the kimono sleeves are often folded up to the elbow to show the under-kimono (juban). The black crane kimono is a traditional Japanese kimono made of black cotton. It is worn by men and women during the winter months. The kimono is fastened with a large obi, and the kimono sleeves are often folded up to the elbow to show the under-kimono (juban).