Wisteria at Kameido | Hasui Kawase
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🍂 tree of the week: Wisteria floribunda
藤 - Japanese Wisteria. native to temperate mountains of japan, symbolizing happy times, drunk love, loyalty, welcoming and "never go away"
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White Japanese Wisteria Trees
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Sleek pastels for this antique outfit, pairing chic fuji (wisteria) black obi, with a romantic sandwaves-patterned kimono (probably depicting a karesansui Japanese "zen" garden)
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"My character's name, Fuji(藤) means wisteria in Japanese. You might imagine Mt.Fuji(富士), but the character is different! Her name means the flower one. I really like her name.
So Carlos(@thecarlosrosario) chose the kimonos and the cloth with wisteria patterns of pale blue and purple tone. And my hair accessories like ribbons are basically purple too."
Moeka Hoshi
In Japan, Wisteria symbolizes youth, love, and perseverance, and represents the transience of life. Interestingly, there is a kabuki dance called "Fuji Musume" aka Wisteria Maiden where the heroine carries wisteria to symbolize the sentiments of love.
It perfectly reflect her character and her love for her family and house that she's willing to protect at all cost. The costume designer and production team really outdone themselves with their attention to detail to every single character on set!
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Japanese postcard by an unknown artist of a bird and wisteria vine.
Image and text information courtesy MFA Boston.
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Wisteria blossoming in the Kameido borough of Tokyo, Japan
Japanese vintage postcard
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