This is an Ainu kimono, a traditional garment. It features the basic patterns of the Ruunpe from Shiraoi. Designed for durability and longevity, it's made with machine stitching, suitable for dance performances and for tourists to try on. The embroidery is detailed and colorful, with vibrant patterns. This item is a type called Ruunpe, Iro-kire-okimong-momen-i (color-patched cotton clothing), which is a kimono made by sewing tape-like patches onto a cotton base cloth and then embroidering on top. "Ru" (path), "Un" (to have), "Pe" (thing/object) The name "Ruunpe" comes from the fact that the tape creates paths. It is often seen in the Iburi region, such as Shiraoi and Date, and along the Funka Bay and Pacific coast. This one features the basic straight-line pattern of Shiraoi. You can wear it or display it as interior decoration. Sleeve length: approximately 130 cm Length: approximately 140 cm Search words: Ainu Golden Kamuy Asirpa Sugimoto Saichi Makiri Ainu knife Ezo sword Emushi Emushiatu Emushiat Folk Ainu people Kimono Tamasae Ainu beads Beads Ikupasuy Ikupasui Tonkori Higebera Glass beads Tonbo-dama (glass beads) Natural stone Antique Old art Golden Kamuy Hijikata Toshizo Matsuura Takeshiro Ainu leek Eien no Nishipa (Eternal Nishipa)