skirts and dresses

Original single, high-quality women's clothing with packaging Linen printed flower skirt It is the time when oranges are yellow and tangerines are green. They all seem similar at first glance, but the actual products are a world of difference. The flax I use comes from the core production area of the Brittany Peninsula in France, which has the longest flax cultivation history in France. The humid Marine climate and crisscrossing streams have given birth to top-quality flax yarn with longer fibers and better toughness. The romantic collision of Japanese and French craftsmanship. The print on this dress is not an ordinary machine-printed one, but a woodblock print jointly created by traditional artisans from Kyoto, Japan and ancient French workshops. Carving: On a flat wooden board, the craftsman uses a chisel to hand-carve out the concave and convex textures of flowers and plants bit by bit. Each cut is infused with the craftsman's breath. Dipping and printing: The raised parts of the wooden board are dipped in natural dyes and precisely stamped onto the fabric. This technique shares the same origin as the woodblock printing of Japanese ukiyo-e. The shading of each flower and the blank space of each leaf vein all carry the unique irregular beauty and warmth of hand-dyeing, which cannot be replaced by cold machines. High waistline design: Visually, it instantly elongates the leg proportion, optimizes the body curve, and the loose A-line hem is highly inclusive, perfectly covering the lines of the thighs and hips. Even pear-shaped figures can be easily pulled off. When walking, the skirt hem sways in the wind, lively and graceful, as if A girl running on the grass. Size: SML