Rosemary Kimono
Each Rosemary Kimono creates dignified jobs for women in Guatemala and is naturally dyed with local rosemary and woven by hand in the nearby village. From the sustainable collection of the rosemary used to create the green color in the Rosemary Kimono, to boiling and setting the color in the thread of the kimonos, the process takes Guatemalan Artisans several days to complete one kimono. This process is similar to how the Artisans’ Mayan ancestors created clothing hundreds of years ago, truly creating and preserving a work of art. Â
Every product has variations as a part of the Artisan-made charm! Â
Each Rosemary Kimono creates dignified jobs for women in Guatemala and is naturally dyed with local rosemary and woven by hand in the nearby village. From the sustainable collection of the rosemary used to create the green color in the Rosemary Kimono, to boiling and setting the color in the thread of the kimonos, the process takes Guatemalan Artisans several days to complete one kimono. This process is similar to how the Artisans’ Mayan ancestors created clothing hundreds of years ago, truly creating and preserving a work of art. Â
Every product has variations as a part of the Artisan-made charm! Â
Original: $144.00
-70%$144.00
$43.20Description
Each Rosemary Kimono creates dignified jobs for women in Guatemala and is naturally dyed with local rosemary and woven by hand in the nearby village. From the sustainable collection of the rosemary used to create the green color in the Rosemary Kimono, to boiling and setting the color in the thread of the kimonos, the process takes Guatemalan Artisans several days to complete one kimono. This process is similar to how the Artisans’ Mayan ancestors created clothing hundreds of years ago, truly creating and preserving a work of art. Â
Every product has variations as a part of the Artisan-made charm! Â
