Beaded Razor Blade Kimono

In South Africa, beading is deeply intertwined with cultural and social practices. Different tribes, such as the Zulu, Xhosa, Ndebele, and San, have utilized beadwork as a means of communication, storytelling, and adornment. Beaded items carry symbolic meanings, serving as markers of status, marriage, initiation, or spiritual beliefs. They also represent a connection to ancestral heritage and provide a visual representation of one’s cultural identity.

Fabrics
Waffle Knit, Xhosa Mbaco and beads. Predominantly comes in black (as per the product image). Bead colors will differ, depending on the unique design.

Size Chart
One size generally fits all, unless you are an extra small or XXL, in which case, we will tailor make your kimonos to fit accordingly.

Product Care
Please dry clean this kimono as it is made from woolen knit fabric and may shrink if washed by hand or machine.

Delivery Time
Please note that our handmade beaded kimonos may take 4 weeks to make and deliver if we’re out of stock on your selected choice.