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๐ kimono emoji
The kimono emoji ๐ depicts a kimono, a traditional item of clothing. It is used in contexts related to clothing and kimonos, including messages that refer to this distinctive garment. The emoji can also be copied or downloaded as a PNG or SVG image.
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What does ๐ mean?
A traditional Japanese garment depicted as a long, straight-cut robe with wide sleeves, typically colored in red, pink, or purple with a floral or geometric pattern. The kimono is often shown with a wide obi sash tied at the back. Symbolizes Japanese culture, tradition, and formal attire. Part of the 'clothing' series in the Unicode standard.
Common uses
- Referencing Japanese culture: 'Attending a tea ceremony in a ๐'
- Describing traditional attire: 'She wore a beautiful ๐ to the festival'
- Indicating a formal or cultural event: 'Getting ready for a ๐ photoshoot'
In a message
The museum has an exhibit on traditional ๐ from the Edo period.
I bought a ๐ during my trip to Kyoto last summer.
The bride looked stunning in her white ๐ at the wedding.
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Frequently asked questions
What does ๐ mean?
A traditional Japanese garment depicted as a long, straight-cut robe with wide sleeves, typically colored in red, pink, or purple with a floral or geometric pattern. The kimono is often shown with a wide obi sash tied at the back. Symbolizes Japanese culture, tradition, and formal attire. Part of the 'clothing' series in the Unicode standard.
How do I copy Kimono?
Click Copy emoji, then paste it into a message or text field. Use Ctrl+V on Windows or Cmd+V on Mac.
How do I download Kimono?
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Does Kimono support skin tones?
This entry has no skin-tone variations in the current catalog. Different platform designs are renderings of the same character, not separate emoji.