from the Song dynasty (960–1279)
Named by my master.
Price: € 399
Inspired by the kung fu tradition, in which each form imitates the spirit of an animal.
Loose, flowing kimono cut with wide, slightly sloping sleeves
Characteristic “wing” design on the side line – inspired by traditional style
Tie belt made from the same fabric
Patch side pockets for comfort
Heavyweight, high-quality viscose with a soft sheen
Main material: 100% viscose
Collection: Kung Fu Collection / Basics
A versatile kimono – feminine, functional, and easy to combine.
It accompanies you through everyday life and evenings, in the city and at home.
Ways to wear it:
at home – for comfort and elegance
in the city – over jeans, leggings, sportswear, or a dress
at the beach – as a light cover-up
in the evening – with heels and jewelry as a flowing dress
Machine wash at max. 30°C on a gentle cycle (inside out, ideally in a laundry bag), then shake out gently and hang on a hanger immediately—often no ironing is necessary if hung up immediately after washing.
This keeps the material smooth and resistant to wrinkles.
Wash separately, do not bleach, do not tumble dry.
Iron at low temperature or carefully smooth with steam – as with silk.
With loving care, the fabric’s shine, shape, and energy are preserved.
Shipping within AT & DE.
Delivery time: approx. 1 week.
Shipping costs: AT €4.99 | DE €7.99
Free shipping on orders over €200.
Returns within 14 days.
Return shipping costs: €4.99 (deducted from the refund).
We ask that you order carefully – if you have any questions about fit, we will be happy to advise you personally.
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Limited small-batch production in an owner-managed boutique factory in Turkey.
Fair working conditions and carefully selected materials.
Packaged in a recyclable magnetic box with tissue paper – designed for storage and appreciation.
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I integrate the DNA of ancient traditions into the present.
This collection is inspired by kung fu—the practice of harmonizing body, mind, and movement.
“Duijin Kuan Yi” was a universal garment of the Song Dynasty—worn by monks, thinkers, and martial arts masters. For them, simplicity, discipline, and freedom of movement stood for inner strength and dignity.
In the tradition of kung fu, movements arise from observing nature. Each form imitates the spirit of an animal—fluid, powerful, conscious.
The Black Panther does not exist as a separate form in classical Shaolin, but it lives on in the archetype of the leopard (豹形). Both belong to the same family – the panther is the dark, silent side of the leopard.
He embodies mature strength—combining calmness, control, and elegance in movement.
This piece reminds us that true strength is quiet and comes from awareness and inner balance—for women who carry strength in their calmness.
