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CASA KAVIELI · INSPIRATIONS & ART OF LIVING
Fabrics to discover, rituals to embrace and ideas for making time at home feel special. Welcome to the Casa journal.
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How to wash a kimono without dulling its print or distorting its wide sleeves quickly becomes a real concern, often after the first few wears. This Japanese-inspired piece is far from an ordinary garment: straight cut,...
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Fabrics, rituals and moments to yourself.
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A long women's kimono and a short style are distinguished by more than just a few inches...
The art of living at home
A beach kimono solves a mundane but daily question as soon as the weather gets warm: what...
The art of living at home
The men's kimono is no longer much of a travel souvenir: it has become a fluid piece...
The art of living at home
With a kimono, which side should go over the other? The question arises as soon as you...
The art of living at home
What to wear with a kimono: that's the question that arises as soon as the piece comes...
The art of living at home
Closing a kimono takes just two steps: crossing the panels and tying the belt, yet this is...
The art of living at home
How to wear a women's kimono without feeling like you're in a costume: that's often the first...
The art of living at home
Kimono: what sport is hidden behind this word when you hear it in a dojo rather than...
The art of living at home
Kimono or haori: the two terms are often used side by side, and the confusion is easily...
