Thank you for viewing. This is a furisode (long-sleeved kimono) hand-painted by Shigezaburo Suda, a traditional craftsman who received the Order of the Rising Sun, 6th class, and who also presented an Edo-style wife to the Imperial Family. The turquoise blue obi (sash) looks great against the glossy off-white fabric. The design of the okra petals, with their iridescent bleeding, is very beautiful. The pattern is designed so that the sleeves can be cut off and remade into a visiting kimono. I purchased it at a department store for about 1.2 million yen. The photos up to image 4 are from a photo studio, so the patterns are not very clearly visible. Images 5 and 6 are photos taken at home by an amateur to take pictures for sale. Images 17 and 18 are booklets of Suda's collection of works. The actual item is not included, but I will provide photos of all pages for those who wish. [Product Contents] ・Furisode (beautiful condition) silk ・Fukuro obi (beautiful condition) silk ・Nagajuban (beautiful condition) silk ・Obiage (beautiful condition) silk ・Obijime (beautiful condition) silk ・Bag (beautiful condition) beads, gold [Product Description] Product Name: Kimono (Furisode) Size: 裄 approx. 69cm Sleeve length approx. 111cm Sleeve width approx. 34cm Body length approx. 161cm (from the collar) Rear width approx. 30cm There are three small stains, but they are all hidden by the obi and are not visible. (In addition to image 20, there are two other places) Product Name: Fukuro Obi Color: Turquoise blue Product Name: Nagajuban (for furisode) Color: Pink There is a small stain on the collar, but it is hidden by the kimono and is not visible. (Image 19) The model is 162 cm tall. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about details or if you are looking for the same quality as a new item. White