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Solid-colored silk kimono, S-rank, length 157.5cm, sleeve length 63cm, Fukagawa gray (Fukagawa gray), brocade with flowing water pattern, lined, gray-based, product number 1114002392322

SKU: 1114-00239-2322-876
Sale price¥8,800 Regular price¥13,800
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Characteristics and condition of Iromuji kimonos | Used and recycled kimonos

This is a plain-colored kimono made of pongee fabric that can be worn in a variety of situations.

This kimono has a blue-greenish gray (Fukagawa Nezuiro) ground color (see the Definitive Japanese Color Dictionary) with a flowing water pattern woven into the ground.

Depending on the obi, it can be worn for a wide range of occasions, from formal wear to casual wear and tea ceremonies.

When wearing this to a formal occasion, pair it with a gorgeous obi sash made with gold and silver threads.

If you want to wear it as a casual outfit, you can also pair it with a Nagoya obi or half-width obi with a distinctive pattern.

There are creases on the left and right sleeves and a stain on the bottom front, but it is still in good condition and can be used again.

The overall color is closest to the actual color shown in the photo, but please note that the actual color may differ depending on the device you are using.

Please note that there is no quality label, so we cannot tell you the content rate, etc.

Kimono size and specification details

  • ■Product information
  • [Product ID] 1114002392322
  • [Condition] S rank
  • [Material] Pure silk
  • [Height] Approximately 157.5 cm
  • [Shoulder width] Approximately 30 cm
  • [Sleeve length] Approximately 63 cm
  • [Sleeve length] Approximately 46.5 cm
  • [Front width] Approx. 23 cm
  • [Back width] Approx. 28.5 cm
  • [Size] M
  • [Collar] Bati collar
  • [Tailoring] Lined
  • [Wearing season] Spring, Autumn, Winter
  • [Signature] None
  • [Certificate] None
  • [Crest] No crest
  • Suitable height: 150-159cm
  • [TPO] Wedding receptions, entrance and graduation ceremonies, Shichi-Go-San, New Year's, theater, lessons, dinner parties

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