Honba Chikuzen Hakata-ori Sennen Kobo (Authentic Chikuzen Hakata Weave, Millennium Workshop) Komono (Small Pattern) Kisshoin (Auspicious Court) Boke (Gradient Dyeing) Tan (Fabric End) Supreme Quality Established in 1897, the renowned Okano Exceptional Item, Unused, Kimono Length from shoulder: 157cm Sleeve to sleeve length: 62.5cm Sleeve length: 46cm, Seam allowance: 7.5cm Sleeve width: 32cm Front width: 22.5cm Back width: 28.5cm Kimono seam allowance Ura-age (hem): 10cm Yuki (Sleeve to sleeve length) Sleeve side: Approximately 4.5cm, Body side: Approximately 5cm [Pure Silk, Unused] The condition is very good, with no noticeable stains or dirt. The pattern is very stylish when worn. Established in 1897, Hakata-ori Moto (Weaving House) Okano's Sennen Kobo (Millennium Workshop) upholds the pride and tradition of its weaving techniques, while embracing the spirit of "adventurousness for new encounters," which is the foundation of fashion evolution. Hakata-ori obi (sashes) are characterized by their ease of tying. This is due to the large number of warp threads. By using many thin warp threads and strongly weaving in thick weft threads, the fabric gains firmness and resilience, resulting in an obi that ties securely and does not easily lose its shape. This is a rare kimono made by such a weaving house. This is a very high-quality, supreme item. Unused, stored at home. Please understand and consider any folding wrinkles that may occur during shipping. Thank you.