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Pagong's Aloha shirts were created with the hope that more people worldwide would see the thousands of designs sitting in our storehouse. Pagong's fabrics are dyed by hand, one color at a time, by craftsmen at Kamedatomi Dye Factory, a Kyoto Yuzen dyeing shop.

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November Birth Flowers : Chrysanthemum and Peony
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“Japanese Irises” 燕子花
“Japanese Irises” 燕子花
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Yohen Tenmoku “National Treasure”
Yohen Tenmoku “National Treasure”
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JAKUCHU ITO - "Birds, Animals, and Flowering Plants in an Imaginary Scene"
JAKUCHU ITO - "Birds, Animals, and Flowering Plants in an Imaginary Scene"
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Dragon Flying Over Mount Fuji
Dragon Flying Over Mount Fuji
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Sarasa "Arabesque" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2008 Summer Collection > Arabesque was born in Egypt, and passed through Persia, Greece, the Silk Road, and China, coming to Japan from Baekje during the Asuka period. It was initially int
Fukika "Royal Peony" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2023 Summer Collection > Peonies (botan) are a much-loved favorite flower in gardens worldwide. The peony in Japan, is well considered the “royalty” of all flowers, with mea
"Peony and Korin Chrysanthemum" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2006 Summer Collection > This pattern is a close-up of the beautiful peony and chrysanthemum flowers found in the designs of wedding attire from the Taisho to Showa periods. T
"Nadeshiko" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2014 Summer Collection > Dianthus is a flower that is loved as one of the seven autumn herbs. One theory about the origin of the name "Dianthus" is that the flower's lovely appearance m
Ikyu no Ryu "Ikyu's Dragon" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2008 Summer Collection > On the gorgeous Kabuki stage, the setting from which this pattern was taken, we are transported to feudal Japan, when samurai and bushi still had importa
Umetaki ni Kikumagaki "The Beauty of a Chrysanthemum Fence" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2014 Summer Collection > Umetake ni Kikumagaki is a pattern originally used for a Kabuki stage costume and was worn by the character Yuugiri and he
Kiku ni Tokiwagi "Chrysanthemum and Evergreen" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2020 Summer Collection > Chrysanthemums are flowers that symbolize autumn in Japan. The chrysanthemum depicted in this pattern has long, thin petals that open
Cho "Butterfly" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2014 Summer Collection > Butterflies began to be used as a motif in Japan during the Nara period. They were often used in conjunction with flowers or birds, including in the designs of crafts
Asanoha"Hemp Leaf and Twisted Plum" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2004 Summer Collection > This pattern was used on women's linings, undergarments, and obi skins from the Taisho to early Showa periods. The geometric pattern, based on a r
"Lily and Morning Dew" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2016 Summer Collection > Japan is known as the land of lilies, and they have been growing wild in the mountains and fields since the Manyo period. The bulbs are called lily roots, a ty
Kusudama "Protective Amulet" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2014 Summer Collection > In traditional Japanese culture “Kusudama” has been used as an amulet to ward off negativity and protect one from harm. Its name comes from
JAKUCHU ITO "Rooster" Silk Kimono Aloha Shirt < 2016 Summer Collection > Jakuchū Ito, (March 2, 1716 to October 27, 1800) was raised in the Nishiki area of Kyoto during the “golden age of art” the Edo era, before Japan op

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