Iromuji (色無地, lit.'solid colour') are monochromatic, undecorated women's kimono mainly worn to tea ceremonies, as the monochrome appearance is considered to be unobtrusive to the ceremony itself.

May 9, 2022 · An “iromuji” is a kimono dyed in a single color other than black or white, with no dyed patterns or embroidery on it. Iromuji might come in solid colors or with a “jimon” (a woven pattern in the fabric) and is characterized by a simple and understated appearance.

Oct 27, 2021 · Iromuji means plain color and no patterns Kimono. So it’s omnipotent to various scenes. If you change the Obi and accessories, you can wear at the ceremony to daily use. This time I’ll introduce you about Iromuji.

Nov 27, 2013 · Iromuji (approximately "plain color") is a solid color kimono. It can be actually plain or have discrete damasque-like patterns (in a fabric called rinzu), but no colorful motifs.

Nov 26, 2023 · Iromuji: The Essence of Color in Kimono. Of all the traditional kimono styles, iromuji is celebrated for its elegant simplicity. Devoid of flashy patterns and bright colors, the iromuji features a single color that leaves the graceful outline of the kimono shape to shine.

Iromuji kimono is a plain colored kimono, one color other than black. It is very useful - young women wear it at their graduation ceremony, mothers wear it for the occasion of a family celebration, not only happy occation you can wear gray or quiet blue one on condolence visit.

Iromuji is a type of traditional clothes in Japan which is a plain kimono of color other than black with no patterns woven in.

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Mar 26, 2020 · ・Iromuji - A plain, solid color kimono without any patterns, worn by married and unmarried women alike. Iromuji may be in any color with the exception of white or black, however, they are in rather subdued tones.

- Iromuji (色無地): The second lowest of the normal kimono and the lowest of all formal kimono. Iromuji means “Single Solid Colour” and consists of just one colour with no decoration whatsoever.