Lesia Neuman
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Handmade kimono and haori

Create your own kimono
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105 brought to life
meanings
29 countries
12226 hours of
work
Flower Pink
Have you ever owned a piece of clothing that felt like you? What about one made by hand?
I create kimono that reflect what is meaningful to you. Every kimono is a story, a canvas, a painting where anything can be expressed!
Kimono features
Natural fabrics
Ordinary fabrics trap heat, rustle, and do not breathe. And breath is life. That is why I use only silk, velvet, linen, and cotton.
Kimono features
Inspiration
Against a backdrop of look-alike clothing from famous brands, custom embroidery on your kimono becomes a universal message—to yourself and to the world.
Kimono features
Second skin
Your kimono will be an extension of you: your protection, your shelter, or a vivid burst of individuality and beauty. The choice is yours.

Details

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A kimono is a chameleon in your wardrobe. It works with an evening dress just as well as it does with jeans. One kimono can anchor a minimalist look or one of complete abandon.
I allow at least three weeks for every order so I can work through every nuance of your idea and breathe real life into a piece of fabric.
I do not just sew—I listen. Embroidery translates what is meaningful to you into the language of fabric.

Ready-made kimono

Testimonials

About me

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Flower Pink

Five years ago, at the height of the pandemic, I was stranded in Seoul—in a situation of complete uncertainty and fear. That was when my sewing skills came in handy: a beloved hobby that had sustained me through my years of office work.

Kimono became a symbol of protection for me, a cave where I could hide from the madness outside that had taken over the world. I made ten kimono at once.

When I returned to Moscow, I gave them to my friends. That was when it all began. People noticed my kimono and asked how to contact the maker. That is how I started sewing to order.

Since then, kimono has become my everyday work, firmly entering my life and evolving along the way. Now I feel that I am part of creating art—bringing an idea to life through matter. And I love it.

In another life, I was a translator and spent about five years living in Asia—in China and Myanmar. That time instilled in me a love of the East. You can see it in my work through Chinese characters and elements of Chinese and Japanese painting.

For me, a kimono is a canvas, a world where anything is possible!

Today I live on a mountain in Georgia, drawing inspiration from the views and enjoying the quiet far from the bustle of the city.

Lesia Newman

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Every kimono and haori is made by hand and never repeated.

Create your own kimono