Thank you for viewing! Momoko, now a Mrs., in her formal attire. A black haori's eba pattern (pattern that flows across the garment) was used as the hem pattern to create a black tomesode (formal black kimono). A Keisho Shuho Mon (auspicious design) gold-leaf fukuro obi (formal obi) was tied in a double taiko (drum) knot. The black haori scraps were washed and ironed before being made. The fabric is modern, but it is treated as vintage fabric, so please be aware of this. Due to the pattern of the material, the yield is poor, so the price is a bit high. Thank you for your understanding. ♪♪Product Description♪♪ Kimono: Both the front and back are made of synthetic fiber, fully lined. Obi: Made of obi fabric, with obiage (sash scarf) and obijime (obi cord) with snap closure. Han-eri (collar): Made of synthetic fiber and cotton tape. Tabi (socks): Made of knit fabric. Hair ornament: Made of resin. Bag: Made of the same fabric as the obi, cannot be opened or closed. Zori (sandals): Made of clay, fabric, wire, etc. Suehiro (folding fan): Made of bamboo. ♪♪Notes♪♪ The doll, doll stand, and background cloth are not included. This is a handmade, new item sewn with a sewing machine and by hand. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a perfect item, as it is handmade by an amateur. It was worn for photography, so it is listed as "Like New". There are no smokers or pets. Please ask any questions in the question box. No claims and no returns, please.