★ This is a listing for the kimono only. This is an Edo Komon kimono with a small cherry blossom pattern in pale pink on an ivory background. It is not printed, but is an Edo Komon made by hand-dyeing, a traditional craft. It can be worn during the lined season (October to May) with a Nagoya obi or a lighter fukuro obi. It is easy to coordinate with obi as it has a plain color feel, and since it has no crest and the pattern is not a Daimyo pattern, you can wear it casually for lessons or outings. Tokyo Dye Edo Komon, Kaneda Dyeing Works, 2nd Generation Noboru Kaneda Silk, lined, Edo Komon No crest Wide collar, snap closure Matching lining (Tomohakkake) Size Length: Approximately 159.5cm 裄 (Yukitake): Approximately 66.5cm Sleeve width: Approximately 33.4cm Sleeve length: Approximately 49.4cm Front width: Approximately 24.6cm Back width: Approximately 29.0cm It has been professionally cleaned and is in beautiful condition. ※ To organize my tansu (chest of drawers), I am also listing Nagoya obis, fukuro obis, and lined kimonos. Thank you for viewing. Please read the profile and consider purchasing only if you agree. ✔︎ Although we pay close attention, there may be scratches or stains not mentioned in the description. Since I am an amateur, there may be points that are not fully explained. 【Please ask any questions you may have before purchasing.】 ✔︎ It is stored in a tailored state, so there are fold marks and overlapping marks. ✔︎ The sewing allowance for the yukitake, etc., is checked by touching the fabric from the outside. The exact dimensions are not known until it is unpicked, so please understand this as a guide. ✔︎ The photos were taken with an iPhone 15 Pro. Returns are not accepted due to reasons such as the color name being different from a dictionary, or the color appearing slightly different from what you see on a PC or smartphone. Stains, tears, odors... None Length (from shoulder): 155-159cm