【New】Embroidered Han-eri (Half Collar) - White Embroidery - Shippo (Seven Treasures) Traditional Pattern 【Description】 White embroidery on a pure white fabric. The design is perfect for celebratory occasions and is very elegant. The plum and chrysanthemum embroidery is gorgeous and has a luxurious feel. 【Recommended Occasions】 Formal occasions. As the design is suitable for special days, it is especially recommended for Tomesode (formal black kimono), Homongi (visiting kimono), Tsukesage (semi-formal kimono), and Furisode (long-sleeved kimono for unmarried women). 【Season】 Year-round (except midsummer) 【Motifs】 Chrysanthemum, Plum Shippo (Seven Treasures) connecting pattern... A traditional pattern with the meaning of eternity, harmony, and prosperity. It is a very suitable pattern for weddings and coming-of-age ceremonies. All are motifs that are not limited by season. 【Material】 Polyester The embroidery is rayon with a silky luster. 【Size】 Approximately 16 x 110cm Sufficient size as a han-eri (half collar). 【Shipping】 Anonymous Yu-Yu Mercari delivery Shipped via Yu-Packet Post mini Generally ships within 12 hours. For urgent orders, we recommend changing to Rakuraku Mercari delivery, but it will be an additional 30 yen. Please consult before purchasing after viewing the profile. 【Discounts】 We will discount 20 yen for regular mail. We also offer combined discounts for other products, so please refer to the profile if you wish. 【Other】 We are selling various embroidered han-eri at a great value. Please take a look if you like. There may be traces of heat treatment to prevent fraying at the edges, but there is no problem with the quality, and it is not a part that will appear on the surface when worn. Please refrain from copying the product content for your listings. Shippo-tsunagi (Seven Treasures connecting pattern), Jumonji (cross) 【Search】 Sodo, Japanese accessories, Han-eri, Han-eri, Han-eri, Embroidered Han-eri, Embroidered Han-eri Nagajuban (long undergarment), Han-juban (half undergarment), Juban (undergarment), Usotsuki-eri (false collar), Usotsuki-eri, Usotsuki-eri, Usotsuki-eri, Usotsuki-eri, Usotsuki-eri, Usotsuki-eri, Usotsuki-eri, Biyo-eri (beauty collar), Biyo-eri, Biyo-eri, Shitate-eri (sewn collar), Shitate-eri, Shitate-eri, Graduation ceremony, Entrance ceremony, Entrance ceremony, Graduation ceremony Wedding, Reception Coming-of-age ceremony, Pre-wedding photo shoot, Mama Furi (kimono worn by mothers), Hatsumode (first shrine visit of the year), New Year's, Japanese clothing, Japanese attire, Formal wear Hakama (pleated skirt), Two-shaku-sode (short-sleeved kimono), 2-shaku-sode Tomesode (formal black kimono), Kuro-tomesode (black formal kimono), Iro-tomesode (colored formal kimono), Furisode (long-sleeved kimono), Furisode Kuro-montsuki (black crested kimono), Homongi (visiting kimono), Iro-muji (solid color kimono), Komon (small pattern kimono), Tsukesage (semi-formal kimono), Tsukesage, Tsukesage, Tsukesage, Tsukesage, Tsukesage Tsumugi (pongee), Oshima, Omeshi, Edo Komon (Edo small pattern)