This is a listing for a formal visiting kimono with a fukuro obi (decorative sash). Please note that this item may be removed at any time as it is also listed on other sites. Unused, with basting threads still attached. Depicts a carriage and Heian aristocrats (wearing eboshi hats and traditional court dress). The aristocrats' attire features lavish gold leaf detailing, with the colors of the robes indicating rank: purple for ministers, and deep crimson and light crimson for the next rank of nobles. This suggests the presence of high-ranking, elegant figures in the carriage, reminiscent of a Heian period picture scroll. Would be perfect for a daughter planning a wedding. Also suitable for entrance ceremonies, graduation ceremonies, weddings, and Shinto shrine visits. Wide collar (with only one hook). Size: Length: 150.5cm Sleeve to sleeve length: 62cm Sleeve length: 49.5cm Front width: 24.5cm Back width: 30cm ★ The obi (sash) is as follows (the obi is a used item): Six-panel fukuro obi with a floral and arabesque pattern, featuring gold thread. Has been used previously. No stains or dirt. Please refrain from purchasing if you are at all hesitant about used items. This is a home-stored item inspected by an amateur. Although the kimono is unused, there may be overlooked imperfections. Please understand that it is not the same as a brand-new item displayed in a store. Recycled materials may be used for shipping within the bounds of common sense. Wrinkling may occur during shipping. Thank you for your consideration.