Thank you for viewing. I am organizing my collection of kimonos and am offering for sale some beautiful pieces that are too good to be remade. I am selling this because I have many similar items. The second photo is the closest to the actual color, but the color may vary depending on the pixel count and model of your device. Please consider this if you generally like this color scheme. This is an item from an old era, so please refrain from bidding if you have any concerns. The small spots are not stains, but rather dye loss, which is characteristic of dyeing techniques from this era. Hand-dyeing in those days was not as uniform as modern machine dyeing, and the dye may be thin in some areas, appearing as "white spots." Length: 150 cm Sleeve span: 62 cm Sleeve length: 67 cm Front width: 23 cm Back width: 31 cm The landscape pattern of a Western-style building gives a stylish impression. The lining has yellowing. There is a part that looks like color transfer near the bottom of the ohhashori (the folded part at the waist) (when worn on a torso). It is believed to be silk. Furisode (long-sleeved kimono) Homongi (formal visiting kimono) Iromuji (single-colored kimono) Tsukesage (semi-formal kimono) Komono (casual kimono) New Year's Tsumugi (pongee) Coming-of-Age Ceremony Everyday kimono Taisho Roman (romantic era) Antique Semi-antique