Limited, fuchsia MAXI kimono from the Guatemala collection

• 80% cotton, 20% polyester
• Kimono length approx. 119 cm
• Kimono width approx. 62 cm
• Brooch length approx. 7.5 cm

Guatemala: weaving, colors, and craft heritage

The Guatemala collection pays tribute to Guatemalan weaving, which for centuries has shaped the lives of K’iche’ Maya women. In Chichicastenango, fabric is more than just material – it is a record of history, a sign of memory, and a way of telling stories about daily life. Each color carries symbolic meaning: red – earth and strength, blue – sky and water, yellow – sun and fertility. Another craft encountered in Guatemala is jade processing – stones, hand-polished by a local master, made their way to our jewelry studio. ORSKA brings Guatemalan tradition into a modern form, creating kimonos and jewelry that blend spirituality with everyday life. Hand-dyed and woven in Guatemala and sewn in Poland, Guatemala kimonos are garments full of energy, history, and personal narrative – allowing you to wear them in the rhythm of contemporary life while remaining connected to local crafts from distant corners of the world.

Fuchsia MAXI Kimono from the Guatemala Collection

This fuchsia MAXI kimono stands out for its rich patterns and vibrant stripes in shades of fuchsia, orange, and burgundy, particularly around the collar and waist tie. The coral lining, made in the spirit of less waste, adds depth and subtle harmony to the piece. The kimono was sewn in Poland using fabrics from Chichicastenango, Guatemala, which have conveyed their stories for generations through colors and weaves. Its universal size fits beautifully on silhouettes from S to XL, and the set includes a slim metal brooch with the ORSKA logo, made of gold-plated brass. Each kimono is unique – subtle differences in color shades or stripe arrangements make every piece one of a kind.

A symbol of multi-generational tradition in your wardrobe

Kimonos inspired by Chichicastenango merge tradition and modernity: natural fabrics, hand-dyeing, and geometric cuts. Each kimono is not just clothing but a story – about the strength of women’s work, the culture that communicates through color, and fashion that becomes a conscious choice.

How to wear the MAXI Kimono – the art of daily ceremony

The kimono – a symbol of Japanese harmony and simplicity – becomes a canvas on which the colorful fabrics from Chichicastenango can tell their story. The contrast of the ascetic form and the richness of color creates a versatile garment that carries echoes of ceremony. In everyday wear, minimalist pieces pair beautifully with jeans or a simple dress, adding lightness and nonchalance. In winter, the kimono can replace a warm sweater, and in spring and autumn, it works as a stylish outer layer. This is the true essence of “dopamine color” – bringing energy and Central American joy even during the grayest months. For those who like to go against the grain, bold options in contrasting fuchsia, yellow, and purple shades are available. Simply add an original pin from the Guatemala collection or a striking jade necklace to your kimono to draw even more attention – and compliments.