Tango Chirimen Itchindzome Michiyuki Coat Itchindzome A dyeing technique that became popular in the Muromachi period, using a paste called "Itchin-nori" made primarily from wheat flour, udon flour, and lime to resist the dye. It is said that when dried, it easily cracks, and the dye enters these cracks, resulting in a pattern called "ice crack." It has a calm, deep red color. Length (from shoulder): Approximately 95cm Sleeve length: Approximately 71cm Sleeve width: Approximately 35cm Sleeve length: Approximately 52cm Body width: Approximately 61cm My height is approximately 166cm. Although unused, it has been stored for a long time, so there may be some overlooked stains. Please consider this only if you understand. Currently, the shop has been taken over by the second generation, and I purchased this from a kimono shop featured in "Utsukushii Kimono" and other publications, so the quality is good. Thank you for looking.