Une Fleure Japonaise small

Width cm.100

Repeat cm.69,9

Inspired by a rare japanese Kosode, this motif with cherry blossoms  is an example of the bold, largely diagonal compositions that appeared at beginning of mid 17th century.
The donation of precious garments to Buddhist temples has been a common practice throughout much of Japanese history, these gifts of clothing were often transformed into Buddhist altar cloths and vestments.

Made in collaboration with

For over forty years San Patrignano has been saving lives of young people through artistic craftsmanship, some of them have discovered to be “Masters of Art”. The profound vitality of the artisan sectors is testified by new people who have transformed their experience in San Patrignano as a way to save lives whilst sharing their personal history with others, allowing others to understand their potential and discover their new passions.

At San Patrignano everything is made by hand, new generations have been able to learn traditional techniques whilst rethinking new ways; moving  towards the future, using researching, designs and painting with  the latest technologies. 

The collaboration between Arjumand and San Patrignano has begun from the founder Idarica Gazzoni to enrich the workshops with new tools and training. Then, the first panoramic decor came to life sharing one’s imaginary world; made up of travels, love of paintings and craftsmanships.

It’s the first step of a journey that considers man into the center of important values that will lead to the exploration with creativity of new scenarios.

Thanks to the decorative and artistic mastery of workshops, besides new projects that will be outlined, we also have had the opportunity to structure others very delicately;  considering the complexity of the work and the skills necessary to develop it. This collaboration not only helps the community of San Patrignano, but above all, Arjumand wants to enhance the value of manual work and the Italian craftsmanship of the new generations to come.