π
What π means
A yellow full-length floral apparel designed with a small 'V' neck, a wide pair of sleeves that flare out at the end. The torso is designed with a broad black sash-like band that's tied with a yellow rope on top.
The π Kimono emoji represents a gender-neutral traditional Japanese outfit. Since this attire is worn by all genders and classes, this emoji could signify a sense of unity, togetherness, and commonality apart from authentic Japanese clothing.
How and when to use it
- Are you asking someone to be honest? Or are you texting your bestie or any other confidante about how opaque someone is? In any of such cases, you could use π. How?! Scan to the next point.
- "If you want me to know know you, you gotta be an open kimono, man π" or "He's like this closed kimono π Idk what's going on his head, and he wouldn't ever tell me".
- If you're posting or reposting pictures/videos of a kimono; one that you're wearing, a video of colorful kimono styles, etc, you can use π in the caption.
- If you're sharing informative and educational content on Japanese culture and tradition, π could be one of the emoji options.
Other Names
- π Japanese Outfit
- π Dressing Gown
- π Japanese Dress
- π Traditional Japanese Attire
- π Morning Robe
- π Gender-Neutral Robe
- π Lounging Robe
- π Robe de Chambre
At a glance
- Category
- Objects βΊ clothing
- Codepoints
U+1F458- Emoji version
- Emoji 0.6
- Shortcodes
:kimono:- Keywords
- clothing, comfortable, kimono
How it looks across platforms