Matcha Red Bean Wagashi All-Over Print Apron - flat lay
Matcha Red Bean Wagashi All-Over Print Apron - worn by model
Matcha Red Bean Wagashi All-Over Print Apron - worn by model
Matcha Red Bean Wagashi All-Over Print Apron - worn by model
About the design

The story behind this apron

Step into a gentle tea-house daydream with the Matcha Red Bean Wagashi All-Over Print Apron, a design inspired by the comforting beauty of Japanese sweets and spring tea rituals. Hand-painted in a delicate watercolor style, the pattern brings together sliced matcha daifuku with red bean filling, stacked green tea yokan, dango topped with matcha ice cream, half-open dorayaki, sakura-shaped wagashi, bamboo leaves, and tiny pearl-like dustings of mochi flour.

Soft bamboo green fades into creamy beige across the background, while matcha greens, azuki purple, chestnut brown, caramel, sakura pink, and pale gold create a balanced palette that feels sweet, elegant, and soothing. Ukiyo-e inspired fine linework adds graceful definition, while scattered tea powder, fan motifs, hemp-leaf patterns, and falling cherry blossom petals make the all-over print feel lively from every angle.

Made from a comfortable poly-cotton blend, this apron is designed for everyday kitchen joy. The artwork is applied with heat sublimation printing, helping the colors stay vibrant and long-lasting through busy baking days, cozy tea afternoons, and weekend cooking sessions. Wear it while preparing desserts, whisking matcha, hosting brunch, or gifting a little Japanese-inspired charm to a food lover who appreciates artful details.

Product details

Materials & fit

  • Full-print sublimation — print first, sew second
  • 10oz (340 GSM) polyester-cotton canvas
  • Cotton canvas strap — adjustable neck tie
  • Bib style, no pockets — uninterrupted art
  • Machine wash cold, hang dry
  • Made to order — allow 3–5 business days production

Heat sublimation print may vary slightly across batches due to the nature of the process.

Keywords
matcha apronwagashi apronJapanese sweetsred bean dessertwatercolor aprontea ceremony stylesakura kitchen

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