Japanese Kimono Handbag - Gold with Celebrational Motifs
Kimono Obi Bag - Handmade in Melbourne
Discover the elegance and authenticity of Japanese craftsmanship with our Kimono Obi Bag, meticulously handmade in Melbourne by Tomi Art. Each bag is a unique creation, crafted from authentic kimono fabric sourced directly from Japan.
Authentic Kimono Fabric: Tomi Art’s owner, Satomi, travels back to Japan regularly to explore and handpick beautiful traditional kimono fabrics. These trips ensure that every piece of fabric used in our bags is not only authentic but also rich in cultural heritage.
Unique and Limited Edition: Due to the exclusive nature of these fabrics, each Kimono Obi Bag is a one-off item. This means you are getting a truly unique accessory that cannot be replicated. The availability of these bags depends on the fabrics found, making each piece special and rare.
Handmade with Precision: Our Kimono Obi Bags are handcrafted one by one, with a keen eye for detail and quality. The fabric density is very high, ensuring durability and longevity. These bags are designed to be both beautiful and functional.
Obijime Handles: The handle of the bag is made from 'Obijime 帯締め', a decorative cord used in traditional kimono attire. Made of silk, the Obijime adds an extra touch of authenticity and elegance to the bag. Its intricate design and texture complement the kimono fabric, creating a harmonious and stylish accessory.
Find Your Favorite: Given the limited availability and unique patterns of each fabric, these bags are usually one-off items. Explore our collection and find your favorite Kimono Obi Bag today!
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Mindfully created by hand with essence of Japanese traditional art
MIZUHIKI
The Mizuhiki Paper Cord Art is a Japanese traditional art made from strips of Washi (Japanese paper). A Mizuhiki is made from creatively twisting and tying washi into strings and knots. The tying symbolizes the union of the hearts of the giver and the receiver.
AI-ZOME indigo dye
The "Mystical Japan Blue"
Japanese Ai-zome "indigo dyeing" is characterized by a deep blue color that is also called "Japan blue" because of its beautiful hue. It has been treasured by Japanese people since ancient times and dye technique has been such as "Shibori" has developed.
KIMONO
Derived from the words ki (wear) and mono (thing), the kimono is a traditional Japanese garment. Kimonos come in a range of styles and patterns. In addition to their unique aesthetic, kimonos are valued for their symbolism, style, motif, color, and material work together to reveal the individual identity of the wearer.
Japanese Artisan
Satomi Yamano
Owner & Founder
Satomi is the founder and artisan of Tomi Art.
Originally from Japan, she grew up immersed in traditional arts and culture. After moving to Melbourne, Australia, she established Tomi Art, where she weaves Japanese artistry with ancient techniques to create contemporary works.
With a focus on harmony and beauty, Satomi carefully selects ethically sourced raw materials, crafting each piece as a reflection of her heritage and artistic vision.
'I’ll be at the shop often and would love to welcome you! Please stop by and explore our collection at South Melbourne Market. It would be my pleasure to share the stories behind each product and how they’re made. I look forward to meeting you and guiding you through the beauty and craftsmanship that make Tomi Art special.'
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Join us to experience these creations in person
At Tomi Art, each creation tells a story.
Visit us in the South Melbourne Market shop, you’ll feel the gentle textures of authentic kimono fabrics, choose from hand-dyed scarves, each with its own unique story, and enjoy the warm, calming notes of our candles.
We’re here to welcome you—come discover the art behind every detail.
Opening Hours:
- Wed, Fri, Sat, Sunday: 8 am to 4 pm
- Friday: Extended hours until 5 pm
