(Because this item is also listed on other sites, it may be removed without notice.) This item has a blurred dye pattern overall. The shell pail (kaioke) pattern symbolizes marital harmony and eternal bonds. This is a very elaborate visiting kimono featuring the shell pail pattern at the center, with flowers, branches, and leaves decorated with gold paint and embroidery. Perfect for entrance ceremonies, graduation ceremonies, weddings, Hatsumode (first shrine visit of the year), and Shichi-Go-San (a traditional rite of passage for children aged three, five, and seven). Also ideal as a mama kimono. The very auspicious shell pail pattern is suitable for young ladies planning a wedding. Please consider it. It has a wide collar (with only one hook). As shown in the photos, there are a few faint stains on the lining. These will not affect wear. However, if you are at all concerned about faint stains, please refrain from purchasing. Size: Length: 156cm Sleeve length: 62cm Sleeve length: 47cm Front width: 23cm Back width: 29.5cm Measurements are approximate and taken by a non-professional. There may be some error. [Obi (Sash) is here] Six-panel fukuro obi (formal obi) with a pattern of divided phoenix and karahana (Chinese-style floral) in gold thread. This is a nearly new fukuro obi. There are no stains or dirt. If you are at all concerned about used items, please refrain from purchasing. This item is a home-stored item inspected by an amateur, and there may be oversights. Although it is unused, please understand that it is not the same as items displayed in stores. For shipping, recycled materials may be used within the bounds of common sense. Wrinkles may occur during shipping. Thank you for your consideration.