Shiromuku AS105 A formal and elegant shiromuku adorned with the auspicious Genji-guruma (carriage wheel) motif, a traditional symbol of good fortune
She knew how to direct the embroiderers of the Royal School of Needlework, who work in a wing of Hampton Court Palace, to place lace cutout motifs of English roses, Welsh daffodils, Scottish thistles, and Irish shamrocks on the tulle that would cover the skirt and train (though for securitys sake her instructions were passed on anonymously
Available in prints like bright oranges or fun florals, this design feels unique, and the smocking at the torso hides insecurities
This piece is entirely crafted by hand by a group of female knitters in Peru, a process that takes fifteen days to complete
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