Thank you for viewing! (^-^) Material: 100% silk Color: A slightly greenish, subdued mustard color I often wore this with black tomesode (formal black kimono), or with kimonos featuring New Year's motifs like nandina (sacred bamboo) on a black background, especially during the New Year period. I also often paired it with the embroidered han-eri (collar) I am selling. The exquisite, slightly greenish mustard color was luxurious without being gaudy, and I loved it very much. It's folded and sewn to prevent slipping and to best display the gold thread. I have lost the pins, so please use your own pins to secure it. I will send it in this condition. Please make good use of it ♡ ※I have three beni-momiji juban (red silk undergarment). Please message me if you are interested. I will ship via Yu-packet Post MINI (a Japanese postal service).(^^) ※I used to wear Japanese clothing for my night job, and I inherited a large collection of kimonos and accessories from my aunt, who ran a lounge, when she retired. However, due to a chronic illness that has weakened my grip, I am also letting go of these items. Most of them are high-quality, but unfortunately, I can't identify the specific makers. However, those who appreciate these items may recognize the artists. I have many obijime (sash cords) and obiage (sash scarves), which I will be listing gradually. Please feel free to check back from time to time ♡ #ComingofAgeCeremony #GraduationCeremony #KindergartenGraduation #EntranceCeremony #KindergartenEntranceCeremony #Wedding #Furisode (long-sleeved kimono) #Tsumugi (pongee) #Kasuri (ikat) #Komono (casual kimono) #Obijime (sash cord)