✦ PhiNiyugan - Two-Tone Purple Embroidered Kimono
The story of Phiniyugan.
I sat at a vantage point on Ko Phi Phi, breathless not from the hike, but from the beauty unfurling before me. The sun, sinking slowly, spilled its last light—a deep, velvety purple that stretched across the sky like a final farewell. Behind me, the moon crept upward, between the green foliage, its glow merging with the sun’s warmth as if the two were whispering secrets to each other in the twilight. Between them, life burst into motion—birds, once hidden, now soared from the trees, their calls a wild chorus rising with the pulse of the jungle. The green canopy around me shimmered, alive and trembling in the delicate light.
For a moment, time held its breath. The sun and moon, together in the same sky, shared a fleeting harmony, a perfect balance of day and night, light and shadow. I knew the night would come, and the path back through the jungle would grow harder with each passing minute, but in this one, fragile moment, none of that mattered. The world felt whole, suspended between the stars and the earth, cradled in the quiet, beautiful chaos of life.
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"Phiniyugan" is a kimono that blends the natural beauty of Ko Phi Phi with the cyclical nature of life, symbolized by the traditional Batok tattoo. The name combines Phi Phi and Binniyugan, the Kalinga term for "life," representing the endless cycle of existence.
The kimono’s two-toned deadstock fabric, sourced from Divisoria in Manila, is thick and luxurious, combining deep purple hues with vibrant green accents. The Batok tattoo hand embroidered with a manual embroidery machine on the back, representing life, reflects the sun and moon's eternal cycle, making this kimono both a stunning fashion statement and a deep cultural piece. Its fabric catches the light beautifully, creating a dynamic look that changes with movement, making it both visually striking and meaningful.
Specifications:
Length: 132cm
Shoulder width: 63.5cm
Full arm length: 63.5cm
Meaning:
Phiniyugan: A combination of Phi Phi (the location of the story) and Binniyugan (the Kalinga word for life), symbolizing the fusion of place and the eternal cycle of life.
Why You'll Love This
Why You'll Love This
You’ll love "Phiniyugan" for its beautiful blend of nature, tradition, and life’s continuous cycle. This kimono isn’t just about fashion—it’s about the essence of existence. Crafted from sustainable deadstock fabric, its two-toned design symbolizes both life's mysteries and its growth. The Batok tattoo on the back, representing the cycle of the sun and moon, brings deep cultural and existential significance. Whether worn casually or for a special occasion, the luxurious fabric and vibrant colors will make you stand out.
Special Features
Special Features
- Two comfortable side pockets
- Batok Tattoo Symbol: Hand embroidered with a manual embroidery machine on the back, this traditional design represents the cyclical nature of life (sun and moon).
- Two-Toned Fabric: A thick luxurious deadstock material with purple and green hues, offering both visual depth and a comfortable feel.
- Contrasting Green Organza Trimming: Frames the kimono, giving it a modern edge while maintaining traditional roots.
Measurements
Measurements
Product measurements listed in cm.
Our kimonos come in a variety of sizes to ensure a perfect fit. For detailed sizing information, please refer to our Size Guide.
Fabrics
Fabrics
50% Baumwolle/Cotton & 50% Polyester
Model(s)
Model(s)
Brian 180cm
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Handle your Yugto kimono with love! For all kimonos, we recommend hand washing in cold water, air drying flat, and ironing on low heat. Woven fabrics may experience slight shrinkage. For full care details, please refer to our Care Guide.
- Design: Brian
- Days it took: 7
- Sewers: Bhudo and Ate Vilda
