Nagasode refers to a traditional Japanese kimono with long sleeves that extend past the hands. It is often worn for formal occasions and represents elegance and grace.
Imagine wearing a beautiful gown with sleeves so long that they reach your fingertips, giving you an air of sophistication and poise.
Furisode (振袖): A type of nagasode kimono specifically worn by unmarried women during special celebrations like coming-of-age ceremonies.
Tomesode (留袖): Another type of nagasode kimono, but with shorter sleeves, typically worn by married women for formal events.
Montsuki (紋付き): A nagasode kimono adorned with family crests, often worn by men for important occasions like weddings or tea ceremonies.
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