In a unique feat of latex design and garment construction, Jane Doe created a rubber masterwork in the Japanese wedding party that she outfitted recently. This new take on traditional Japanese formalwear was custom tailored and emblazoned with Kanji applique (Horse?) for a real wedding. Not much more info available, so if you know more do tell!
It seems you misread the kanji as ? (which means horse), while it is infact (at least to my eyes) ?, which means bird, according to http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/wwwjdic.html (a free online japanese dictionary)
Hi there, Jane Doe here! The Kanji actually reads 'Crane' as that is their name. It's hard to make out as the sleeves of the bridesmaids are meant to be seen as a pair (on the other arm is the other part of the word).
Thanks for the entry and any other questions you may have feel free to email, info@janedoelatex.com
Wednesday, December 05, 2007
