Japan’s unique traditional clothing, the kimono, has evolved over the millennia. Innovative weaving techniques, dyeing processes and embroidery have raised kimono to an art form, both creating them and wearing them. Yoko Rosenthal, certified kimono master, will demonstrate how to wear a kimono and share how people wear kimono - and what kind of kimono they wear - throughout their lives, starting with baby’s first visit to the shrine.

Sunday, Feb. 4, at 2 p.m. at the Taft Museum of Art

Free Public Program

Cincinnati Asian Art Society

Taft Museum of Art

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Kimono: A Demonstration and Celebration of Japanese People’s Lives

Join the Cincinnati Asian Art Society for a demonstration and celebration of Japanese people’s lives.

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Kimono: A Demonstration and Celebration of Japanese People’s Lives