Hand Dyed Purple Magenta Burnout Velvet Kimono – Silk Velvet Wearable Art

Hand Dyed Purple Burnout Velvet Kimono

A one-of-a-kind expression of color, texture and movement, this luxurious burnout velvet kimono is individually hand dyed by designer Maya Matazaro.

Rich shades of purple and magenta flow beautifully through the patterned silk velvet, creating subtle variations in color that make each piece unique. The semi-sheer burnout areas contrast with the plush velvet design, giving the fabric wonderful depth and an elegant, luminous quality.

Finished with long flowing fringe, this kimono moves beautifully when worn and transforms even a simple outfit into something special.

Wear it over an elegant dress for an evening out, pair it with black pants and a simple top, or style it as a dramatic statement layer. It is designed to be timeless rather than trend-driven—a piece of wearable art to enjoy for years.

DETAILS

• Hand dyed individually by Maya Matazaro
• Luxurious silk burnout velvet
• Rich purple and magenta ombré coloring
• Long decorative fringe
• Open-front kimono styling
• One size / relaxed fit
• Designed and made in the USA
• New with Maya Matazaro label

Cut in a Kimono style with hand knotted fringe down the front & around the hems

One size fits most regular sizes see measurements:

Fits up to approximately 42" bust/hips.
Approx. 49" total length, including 7" fringe.

Because each kimono is individually hand dyed, subtle variations in the placement and intensity of the colors are part of the beauty of the piece.
No two are exactly alike.

Designed and hand dyed in the USA by Maya Matazaro.

CARE

Please treat this artisan garment with care. Professional dry cleaning is recommended.

A beautiful choice for the woman who appreciates artistic clothing, luxurious textiles and truly distinctive design.

ABOUT MAYA MATAZARO

For more than two decades, Maya Matazaro has created distinctive wearable art using luxurious fabrics, rich color and hand-finished details. Each design is created to celebrate individuality and the beauty of clothing that feels as special as it looks.

Maya's work has been recognized in meaningful ways.

In 2011, a collection of her wearable art was featured on NBC’s Today Show by style editor Bobbie Thomas.

In 2012, some of her pieces appeared in Tyler Perry’s
film Madea’s Witness Protection.

In 2019, one of her embroidered kimonos was featured in the book Ageless & Iconic: Looking Fabulous at Any Age by stylist Jill Valerie Boyd.

These moments encouraged her to keep creating and growing.