【Product Description】 This is a beautiful silk visiting kimono featuring a deep reddish-purple base with a tie-dye pattern reminiscent of Tsujigahana and floral motifs. The hemline features a gradation of indigo, green, and mustard yellow, creating a three-dimensional and deep design. This high-quality dyed garment, showcasing the delicacy of handwork, is perfect for formal occasions. The soft silk fabric drapes smoothly against the skin, giving the wearer a natural luster and elegance. Ideal for special occasions such as weddings, shrine visits, entrance and graduation ceremonies, and tea ceremonies. 《Recommended Coordination》 ・Obi (Sash): Pair with a gold or silver obi, or a dark green or purple Karaori obi for a formal and elegant look. ・Obiage (Sash Filler): Soft cream, pale wisteria, or gray will create a sophisticated look. ・Obijime (Sash Cord): Use a wine-colored, gold-threaded, or pale green obijime for an accent. ・Zori (Sandals) & Bag: Matching gold and beige will elevate the formality. This kimono is perfect for a glamorous autumn/winter outfit. When viewed under soft lighting, the base color has a subtle sheen, giving it a dignified appearance. 【Size】 Length from shoulder: 157cm 裄丈 (Sleeve to Sleeve): 65cm Sleeve Length: 49cm, Seam allowance: 4cm Sleeve Width: 34cm Front Width: 25cm Back Width: 29cm Kimono Seam Allowance Ura-age (Inner hem): 1.5cm 裄 (Sleeve to Sleeve) Sleeve side: Approximately 0cm, Body side: Approximately 2.5cm 【Condition】 Regarding "no noticeable scratches or stains," please understand that this item has been in the hands of another person, so please purchase with this in mind. 【Bulk Purchase Discount】 As stated in my profile, we will deduct 210 yen for shipping for each additional item you purchase. Plus, we will offer a small discount. 【Requests】 Please refrain from negotiating discounts on individual items as they are already priced low. Also, please feel free to ask any questions you may have about the product. I will be happy to explain. Thank you for viewing. #Kimono #TsujigahanaKimono #Tsujigahana #VisitingKimono #VisitingKimonoKimono