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21 November 2022

An example of modern clothes inspired by traditional Japanese kimono at the Manggha Museum in Krakow. The collection of the Manggha Museum currently includes over 300 traditional textile objects related to the kimono and its accessories. They come from purchases and donations. In 2021, thanks to the kindness of Yasuko and Naohiro Kizu, the collection was expanded by 200 objects donated by them: kimonos, obi belts and accessories constituting the ancestral wedding trip from 1936. On Sunday, November 20, 2022, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.

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21 November 2022

Naohiro Kizu (right) and his wife Yasuko (on wheel chair), donors of beautiful woven, dyed, painted and embroidered traditional kimonos previously belonging to his family, seen at the Manggha Museum in Krakow. The collection of the Manggha Museum currently includes over 300 traditional textile objects related to the kimono and its accessories. They come from purchases and donations. In 2021, thanks to the kindness of Yasuko and Naohiro Kizu, the collection was expanded by 200 objects donated by them: kimonos, obi belts and accessories constituting the ancestral wedding trip from 1936. On Sunday, November 20, 2022, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.

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21 November 2022

Examples of beautiful woven, dyed, painted and embroidered traditional kimonos donated by Naohiro Kizu at the Manggha Museum in Krakow. The collection of the Manggha Museum currently includes over 300 traditional textile objects related to the kimono and its accessories. They come from purchases and donations. In 2021, thanks to the kindness of Yasuko and Naohiro Kizu, the collection was expanded by 200 objects donated by them: kimonos, obi belts and accessories constituting the ancestral wedding trip from 1936. On Sunday, November 20, 2022, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.

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21 November 2022

A woman admires a collection of beautiful woven, dyed, painted and embroidered traditional kimonos donated by Naohiro Kizu at the Manggha Museum in Krakow. The collection of the Manggha Museum currently includes over 300 traditional textile objects related to the kimono and its accessories. They come from purchases and donations. In 2021, thanks to the kindness of Yasuko and Naohiro Kizu, the collection was expanded by 200 objects donated by them: kimonos, obi belts and accessories constituting the ancestral wedding trip from 1936. On Sunday, November 20, 2022, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.

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21 November 2022

People look at a collection of beautiful woven, dyed, painted and embroidered traditional kimonos donated by Naohiro Kizu at the Manggha Museum in Krakow. The collection of the Manggha Museum currently includes over 300 traditional textile objects related to the kimono and its accessories. They come from purchases and donations. In 2021, thanks to the kindness of Yasuko and Naohiro Kizu, the collection was expanded by 200 objects donated by them: kimonos, obi belts and accessories constituting the ancestral wedding trip from 1936. On Sunday, November 20, 2022, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.

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21 November 2022

A woman takes pictures of a collection of beautiful woven, dyed, painted and embroidered traditional kimonos donated by Naohiro Kizu at the Manggha Museum in Krakow. The collection of the Manggha Museum currently includes over 300 traditional textile objects related to the kimono and its accessories. They come from purchases and donations. In 2021, thanks to the kindness of Yasuko and Naohiro Kizu, the collection was expanded by 200 objects donated by them: kimonos, obi belts and accessories constituting the ancestral wedding trip from 1936. On Sunday, November 20, 2022, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.

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21 November 2022

A young woman takes a picture of a modern clothes inspired by traditional Japanese kimono at the Manggha Museum in Krakow. The collection of the Manggha Museum currently includes over 300 traditional textile objects related to the kimono and its accessories. They come from purchases and donations. In 2021, thanks to the kindness of Yasuko and Naohiro Kizu, the collection was expanded by 200 objects donated by them: kimonos, obi belts and accessories constituting the ancestral wedding trip from 1936. On Sunday, November 20, 2022, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.

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21 November 2022

People look at a collection of beautiful woven, dyed, painted and embroidered traditional kimonos donated by Naohiro Kizu at the Manggha Museum in Krakow. The collection of the Manggha Museum currently includes over 300 traditional textile objects related to the kimono and its accessories. They come from purchases and donations. In 2021, thanks to the kindness of Yasuko and Naohiro Kizu, the collection was expanded by 200 objects donated by them: kimonos, obi belts and accessories constituting the ancestral wedding trip from 1936. On Sunday, November 20, 2022, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.

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21 November 2022

A woman looks at a traditional Japanese wedding kimono at the Manggha Museum in Krakow. The collection of the Manggha Museum currently includes over 300 traditional textile objects related to the kimono and its accessories. They come from purchases and donations. In 2021, thanks to the kindness of Yasuko and Naohiro Kizu, the collection was expanded by 200 objects donated by them: kimonos, obi belts and accessories constituting the ancestral wedding trip from 1936. On Sunday, November 20, 2022, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.

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21 November 2022

A woman takes pictures of a collection of beautiful woven, dyed, painted and embroidered traditional kimonos donated by Naohiro Kizu at the Manggha Museum in Krakow. The collection of the Manggha Museum currently includes over 300 traditional textile objects related to the kimono and its accessories. They come from purchases and donations. In 2021, thanks to the kindness of Yasuko and Naohiro Kizu, the collection was expanded by 200 objects donated by them: kimonos, obi belts and accessories constituting the ancestral wedding trip from 1936. On Sunday, November 20, 2022, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.

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21 November 2022

A young woman takes a picture of a modern clothes inspired by traditional Japanese kimono at the Manggha Museum in Krakow. The collection of the Manggha Museum currently includes over 300 traditional textile objects related to the kimono and its accessories. They come from purchases and donations. In 2021, thanks to the kindness of Yasuko and Naohiro Kizu, the collection was expanded by 200 objects donated by them: kimonos, obi belts and accessories constituting the ancestral wedding trip from 1936. On Sunday, November 20, 2022, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.

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21 November 2022

Naohiro Kizu, donor of beautiful woven, dyed, painted and embroidered traditional kimonos previously belonging to his family, seen at the Manggha Museum in Krakow. The collection of the Manggha Museum currently includes over 300 traditional textile objects related to the kimono and its accessories. They come from purchases and donations. In 2021, thanks to the kindness of Yasuko and Naohiro Kizu, the collection was expanded by 200 objects donated by them: kimonos, obi belts and accessories constituting the ancestral wedding trip from 1936. On Sunday, November 20, 2022, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.

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21 November 2022

The collection of the Manggha Museum currently includes over 300 traditional textile objects related to the kimono and its accessories. They come from purchases and donations. In 2021, thanks to the kindness of Yasuko and Naohiro Kizu, the collection was expanded by 200 objects donated by them: kimonos, obi belts and accessories constituting the ancestral wedding trip from 1936. On Sunday, November 20, 2022, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.

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21 November 2022

Details of a beautiful woven, dyed, painted and embroidered traditional kimonos donated by Naohiro Kizu at the Manggha Museum in Krakow. The collection of the Manggha Museum currently includes over 300 traditional textile objects related to the kimono and its accessories. They come from purchases and donations. In 2021, thanks to the kindness of Yasuko and Naohiro Kizu, the collection was expanded by 200 objects donated by them: kimonos, obi belts and accessories constituting the ancestral wedding trip from 1936. On Sunday, November 20, 2022, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.

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21 November 2022

Naohiro Kizu (third from left), and his wife Yasuko (on wheel chair), donors of beautiful woven, dyed, painted and embroidered traditional kimonos previously belonging to his family, seen at the Manggha Museum in Krakow. The collection of the Manggha Museum currently includes over 300 traditional textile objects related to the kimono and its accessories. They come from purchases and donations. In 2021, thanks to the kindness of Yasuko and Naohiro Kizu, the collection was expanded by 200 objects donated by them: kimonos, obi belts and accessories constituting the ancestral wedding trip from 1936. On Sunday, November 20, 2022, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.

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21 November 2022

People look at a collection of beautiful woven, dyed, painted and embroidered traditional kimonos donated by Naohiro Kizu at the Manggha Museum in Krakow. The collection of the Manggha Museum currently includes over 300 traditional textile objects related to the kimono and its accessories. They come from purchases and donations. In 2021, thanks to the kindness of Yasuko and Naohiro Kizu, the collection was expanded by 200 objects donated by them: kimonos, obi belts and accessories constituting the ancestral wedding trip from 1936. On Sunday, November 20, 2022, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.

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