Tsu-sage (semi-formal kimono) and Homongi (visiting kimono) with Western floral pattern, semi-antique One family crest, lined, unused, silk Fukuro obi (formal obi) with Shippo (seven treasures) pattern, semi-antique, coreless, six-panel design Silk ⭐︎This is a set of a lined Tsu-sage/Homongi with a beautiful gradation from salmon pink to a calm orange, and a diamond-patterned base, and a black Fukuro obi with a Shippo pattern. The kimono still has its basting stitches. This is a lovely kimono with a classic feel unique to semi-antique items. A black Fukuro obi with a classic pattern that matches the antique atmosphere is included in the set. It is soft and light, making it ideal for decorative knots such as those used with furisode (long-sleeved kimono). It photographs very well. As it is semi-antique, there are some minor stains and slight discoloration, but the condition of both the outer and lining fabrics is good. It can be worn without any problems for formal occasions. [Kimono] Salmon pink (sherbet orange) Size Yukitake (shoulder to wrist length): 66 cm Mitake (length): 157 cm Sodetake (sleeve length): 48 cm Maeba (front width): 25 cm Okumi (overlap): 16 cm [Fukuro Obi] Black, gold thread, Shippo pattern 420 cm [Condition] Kimono: Unused, but with minor stains and some discoloration. Line marks (photos 12, 13) Obi: The ends are not sewn closed, but there is no problem with wearing it. Coreless