This is a very beautiful visiting kimono, featuring a glossy, pale purple fabric overflowing with depictions of chrysanthemums in white and gold. The fabric has a nuanced color, ranging from pale gray to pale purple. It is a soft fabric with a smooth, supple feel. The gold in the design has a subdued luster, giving it a deep, rather than sparkling, color. The subtle shine of the koma embroidery applied there is beautiful. Although the pattern is very華やか (flashy/gorgeous), the subdued color scheme, centered on shades of purple, prevents it from being gaudy, resulting in an elegant and beautiful appearance. I believe this is a valuable kimono that can be used both for your own attire and for your children's events. I was hesitant to part with it because it is so lovely when I take it out, but I am listing it for the sake of organization. This listing is for the kimono only. The obi (sash) is listed separately, so please take a look if you like. It is a beautiful fukuro obi (formal obi) with a lacquer-like texture. ◆Material Silk ◆Size (cm) Length: 157 Width: 60 Sleeve Length: 53 Sleeve Width: 33 ◆Condition There are no noticeable scratches or stains, and it is in good condition. ◆ This item has been stored at home. Measurements and inspections are performed by amateurs. We pay close attention, but there may be some errors or overlooked stains and blemishes. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for perfection. The color of the photos may differ from the actual product depending on the lighting and the settings of your device. Please understand and agree before purchasing. Shipping will be done compactly folded and sent in bags we have at home. Please check the profile. We also have other kimonos and obis for sale. Please take a look. Visiting Kimono, Tsukesage, Komon, Iromuji, Tomesode, Omeshi, Hon-so shibori, Shibori, Total Shibori, Wedding, Hatsumiyamairi (first shrine visit), Graduation Ceremony, Entrance Ceremony, Graduation Ceremony, Entrance Ceremony, Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three Festival), New Year's, Hinamatsuri (Girls' Day), Fujimusume Kinutaya, Chiso