Kimono is more than just attire. It is a canvas that reflects the timeless beauty of Japan. Each pattern whispers a story—the changing seasons, a reverence for nature, and dreams woven into every thread.
KIMONO GRAPHICA traces the delicate artistry embodied in the kimono, curating a collection where tradition converses with creativity and craftsmanship awakens new inspiration.
From classical motifs to bold, contemporary interpretations, we archive and present the soul of kimono design to creators, designers, and dreamers around the world. Through layers of silk and centuries of mastery, the spirit of Japan unfolds—delicate yet powerful, ever-evolving. A kimono carries not just form but memories, landscapes, emotions, and fleeting moments dyed into fabric.
From something to wear to something to behold. From quiet admiration to boundless creativity. We weave the quiet strength of the kimono and the aesthetic spirit of Japan into a legacy for the next generation. This is the mission of KIMONO GRAPHICA.
KIMONO GRAPHICA is a bridge, carrying Japan’s fragile yet profound beauty into the future, inviting new stories to bloom from ancient looms and weaving connections that transcend time and culture.
Founder & Creative Director

Wakana Inc.
Miwa
While studying at university in Kyoto, Miwa discovered her passion for kimono through part-time work at a kimono photography studio.In 2005, she earned her kimono dressing instructor certification and continued to deepen her expertise with dedication and enthusiasm.
Alongside her kimono studies, Miwa built a professional career in advertising and web production. In 2017, she founded Wakana Inc. in Japan. Combining her deep knowledge of kimono with her background in media, she has worked on various kimono-related projects, including promotional campaigns for kimono retailers and exhibitions showcasing traditional Japanese crafts to international audiences.
Through her company, Miwa expresses the beauty and cultural significance of kimono through innovative design, sharing its charm with people in Japan and around the world. Since 2019, she has been active in both London and Japan, bridging cultures through the art of kimono.


