Almost new, exceptionally beautiful combined-weave Yuki-Tsumugi visiting kimono. The elegant design of Tsujigahana (a type of tie-dye) harmonizes delicately with the tataki-zome (a dyeing technique) and Sarasa patterns, while the shibori (tie-dyeing) technique enhances the high-quality texture. Please welcome this exquisite piece as a special garment. Full set (excluding Nagajuban - long undergarment) Product Details [Kimono] Almost new, beautiful condition, combined-weave, Yuki-Tsumugi, Tsujigahana Tataki-zome, Sarasa pattern, Shibori, Yuzen, Gold leaf Slightly larger size Color: Basically light umenezu (a grayish-brown color) Size (cm) ・Length: 164 ・Sleeve length: 68 (Probably cannot be extended) ・Sleeve length: 49 ・Sleeve width: 34 ・Front width: 24 ・Back width: 31 [Obi (belt)] Urushi-haku (lacquer foil), Special selection, silk, almost new, beautiful condition, bonus, Suzhou embroidery 31 * 432 [Obijime (belt cord)] Silk, bonus, no noticeable stains [Obiage (belt filler)] Silk, bonus, no noticeable stains Please also take a look at the kimonos from our sister store. #HimasasSetKimonos #HimasasTsumugiKimonos #HimasasTsumugiVisitingKimonos #HimasasYukiTsumugiKimonos #HimasasYukiTsumugiVisitingKimonos #HimasasRelaxedFitKimonos #HimasasYukiLength67OrMoreKimonos ⚠ Notes ・If you are concerned about wrinkles, slight dust, odors, or minute fibers, we recommend having a new bolt of fabric tailored. ・We have a cat. Yuki-Tsumugi visiting kimonos are very suitable for occasions that are not too formal, nor too casual. They are especially recommended for the following situations: 1. Slightly formal outings Examples: Visiting museums, Kabuki performances, tea ceremonies, dinners, etc. → They have a soft, high-quality feel and give a refined impression. 2. Semi-formal gatherings and dinners Examples: Family gatherings, company parties, New Year's greetings, etc. → While having the formality of a visiting kimono, the calm texture of Yuki-Tsumugi prevents it from being too stiff. 3. Weddings and receptions with a subdued formality (as a guest who is not a relative) → It has a modest formality as a silk visiting kimono, allowing you to dress appropriately without being overly assertive. Yuki-Tsumugi is originally a "woven kimono" and does not correspond to the most formal attire (it is more casual compared to dyed visiting kimonos). Therefore, • Avoid it in highly formal settings (e.g., weddings where you are the main person or official ceremonies) • Balance it with the dyeing techniques and the gorgeousness of the patterns Such considerations are necessary. May you have a wonderful encounter. se3 lower D8