Dream - In Indonesia, as the world's largest Muslim country, we can easily find or even create our own hijab models with various materials and decorations.

There are those made from cotton, silk, or chiffon. Both plain and with print accents. There are also instant pashmina hijabs and square-shaped ones that are easy to wear and practical.

Have you ever imagined, Dream friends, if there is a hijab made of Kimono? It turns out that in Japan, there is a hijab seller that uses classic kimono as the material.

"The reason I started making Kimono hijabs is when traveling to Malaysia, I saw many Muslims wearing colorful hijabs. Then my mission is to create beautiful hijabs with a touch of Japan," she said.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "Hijab made using an unusual material, namely antique kimonos that can be hundreds of years old. She reprocesses the kimono to become a hijab."

"To make a hijab, Saisa takes a good part of a kimono that highlights the typical Japanese motif."

He then combined it with a fine chiffon material that he thought was not hot to wear and liked to be used by hijabers.

"I chose colors that matched the kimono and chiffon; chiffon fabric has good ventilation. This material is easy to use for hijab and easy to clean," she said.