19th-Century Kimono Pattern Design Postcards - Set of 15

Japanese Textile Patterns Postcards - Set of 15 - 19th-Century Kimono Pattern Design Books - Japanese Decorative Art Cards

From 19th-Century Kimono Pattern Books — 15 Postcard Set
Set of 15 4x6" postcards

Drawn from historic Japanese textile design manuals and kimono pattern books of the nineteenth century, this collection gathers vibrant ornamental motifs once used by artisans, dyers, and fabric designers. Floral repeats, geometric arrangements, stylized birds, and wave patterns appear alongside bold color studies — reflecting the visual language of traditional Japanese decorative arts during a period of rapid cultural exchange.

Originally printed as reference plates for textile production, these designs balance precision with expressive color. Flattened into repeatable compositions, each pattern reveals the rhythm and symmetry that shaped kimono fabrics and decorative objects. Presented here as postcards, the works shift from workshop references into portable pieces of design history — ideal for correspondence, collecting, or studio inspiration.

This set celebrates pattern as both structure and storytelling — where nature, symbolism, and craftsmanship meet.

Neckahneck Printing Company Set Features
• 15 historic Japanese textile and kimono pattern postcards
• Inspired by antique 19th-century design manuals
• Printed on durable premium postcard stock
• Standard postcard backs — ready for mailing or collecting
• Perfect for mail art, scrapbooking, journaling, or framing

Perfect For
• Japanese art and design lovers
• Textile and fashion history enthusiasts
• Pattern designers and illustrators
• Postcrossing and mail-art communities
• Gift sets for artists, makers, and collectors
Bring the elegance of historic kimono pattern books into your everyday correspondence — each card a small study in color, rhythm, and ornament.