Named for the yellow Yamabuki flower, this technique reflects the colour tradition of kasane no irome (the art of layering colours), and the seasonal shift into spring. A red-tinged yellow, spring's signature shade, sits over a soft green undertone, threaded with hints of young grass and moegi green.
The palette is not isolated colour blocking but a continuous gradient, which is the technique's core idea. Under light, it softens further into pale and near-white tones. The brightness here is not loud but instead an interplay of light and shadow that settles into something grounded.
It is a delicate translation of spring's progression into colour, and now, into something you wear. *The style shown in the product photographs is presented to demonstrate the Yamabukikasane Patina Concept. This finish is available on almost every Made to Order style in Bridlen's Main Line and Founders Collection.
Description from Bridlen.
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