Thank you for viewing. My daughter's marriage came together unexpectedly quickly, and as I will no longer have the opportunity to wear this, I am offering it for sale to someone who would like to wear it, as I am organizing my tansu. [Items for Sale] Furisode and Nagajuban (with Mikawa collar core), and if you wish, I will also include the embroidered han-eri. In 2021, I purchased the furisode, juban, fukuro obi, and other small items as a set, which cost about 450,000 yen in total. The obi was chosen with a design that can be worn in the future, so the fukuro obi, obiage, obijime, and other small items are not included in this sale. Please understand. [Wearing and Storage] Since the coming-of-age ceremony was online, it was only worn once indoors when taking commemorative photos in November. After wearing, both the furisode, nagajuban, and embroidered han-eri have been professionally cleaned. It has been stored in a paulownia chest, each wrapped in tatou paper, and aired indoors in the spring and autumn every year. When spreading it out indoors, whether in a Japanese-style room or on a flooring, it is spread out on a garment laying paper (the white paper seen at the bottom of the photo). [Design, etc.] The furisode has a gorgeous classical pattern (at my request), but it is a modern color scheme with a chic black color and fluorescent patterns (at my daughter's request). What looks like shibori in the photos is a dyed hitada pattern. It is not real shibori. (I chose the hitada pattern because if even a part of it was real shibori, the cleaning cost would increase) Because of her slim figure, I asked for the size to be prioritized when tailoring. Therefore, the patterns on the front and back panels do not connect at the sides, but the pattern matching is done skillfully. Some embroidery is applied to the front. Unlike rentals, the sleeves are the correct length for her height. It's a popular black furisode these days, and it's also recommended for those considering a hikizuri furisode for their wedding ceremony. The nagajuban has a pink gradient peony pattern, and the han-eri is a pale pink embroidered han-eri. The material is silk, except for the han-eri. [Size] <Kimono> Length...approx. 162cm (shoulder length, with inner hem) 裄丈...approx. 67cm Sleeve width...approx. 34cm Sleeve length...approx. 112cm Front width...approx. 23cm Back width...approx. 28.5cm <Nagajuban> Length...approx. 131cm 裄丈...approx. 66.5cm〜67cm Sleeve width...approx. 33cm Sleeve length...approx. 111.2cm *There may be slight errors due to amateur measurements. I cannot hold items. It is a beautiful item, but it has been worn, so please understand that there are no claims or returns. When shipping, I will fold it in thirds to prevent the kimono from bunching up. Please understand.