Limited kimono with purple lining from the Guatemala collection

• 80% cotton, 20% polyester
• Kimono length: approx. 70 cm
• Kimono width: approx. 62 cm
• Brooch length: approx. 7.5 cm

Guatemala Collection: Fabrics Full of Color

The Guatemala collection was born from a fascination with Guatemalan weaving - an art that has lived for generations in the hands of Maya K’iche’ women. In the city of Chichicastenango, fabric is not merely material - it is a language, an alphabet of memory, a record of history. Every color and every weave carries meaning: red speaks of the strength of the earth, blue of the sky and water, yellow of the sun and fertility. The same textiles that adorn the cuff bracelets from the Guatemala collection became the inspiration for creating a limited line of kimonos. Dyed and handwoven in Guatemala and sewn in Poland, the kimonos combine tradition with modernity, spirituality with everyday life. In the Guatemala collection, ORSKA creates jewelry and garments that carry centuries of memory - yet remain open to a new story, with you as the heroine. It is a manifesto that fashion can be memory, and color a narrative of tradition and feminine strength.

Short Purple and Fuchsia Kimono from the Guatemala Collection

This short kimono was created from fabrics woven and dyed in the city of Chichicastenango, Guatemala. The multicolored textile in intense hues was transformed in a Polish atelier into a modern, geometric kimono form. The purple lining, created in a less-waste spirit, highlights attention to detail and respect for the material. The universal size fits silhouettes from S to XL perfectly, while the belt allows for individual tying and shaping of the fabric. The kimono comes with an elegant gold-plated brass brooch featuring the ORSKA logo.

Colorful Guatemalan Fabrics - An Alphabet of Memory

Colorful fabrics from Guatemala are not fashion, but an alphabet of memory - a record of lineage, place, and everyday life. The limited kimonos are a contemporary transformation of this heritage - a manifesto of feminine presence that transcends generations. Every weave is a story you can wrap around your body. Wear it with tenderness and add your own chapter.

How to Wear a Kimono? – The Art of Everyday Ceremony

The kimono - a symbol of Japanese harmony and simplicity - becomes a canvas on which the vibrant fabrics of Chichicastenango can tell their story. The juxtaposition of an austere form and richness of color creates a versatile garment that still carries echoes of ceremony.For everyday wear, minimalist styles pair beautifully with jeans or a simple dress, adding lightness and effortless charm. In winter, the kimono can effectively replace a warm sweater, while in spring and autumn it works perfectly as a stylish outer layer. It is the true essence of dopamine color - bringing energy and Central American joy even to the greyest months. For those who like to go against the grain, bold options in contrasting shades of fuchsia, yellow, and purple have been created. Simply add an original pin from the Guatemala collection or a statement jade necklace to attract even more glances - and compliments.