● Rarely seen in the used market, this is a 【Chiso】 piece. Although it's a komon (small pattern) kimono, it has a lot of gold embellishments, making it a fabric of the tsukesage (semi-formal) class. I was very fortunate to acquire this piece and am now offering it for sale. This is THE Chiso! It's a traditional and pure fabric, like something an elegant princess would wear. I considered having it made into a kimono before listing it, but I was torn between making it a single-layered or a lined kimono, so I've decided to list it as is. On Chiso's official website, this rank of fabric is sold for 420,000 yen, including tailoring. Even if we estimate the tailoring cost at 100,000 yen, the fabric itself would be over 300,000 yen. If you take it to a kimono shop or a tailoring shop, you can have it made into a single-layered kimono for around 30,000 yen. Why not take this opportunity to have a special komon kimono made? I've seen other Chiso komon kimonos, but this one is particularly high-ranking, and I thought it was of the tsukesage class. First of all, it's incredibly delicate and beautiful, with an abundance of gold, and the quality of the silk is top-notch, giving it a wonderful luster. It's a pale pink color with a flowing pattern. Many flowers are depicted, each one very small, delicate, and lovely. Other auspicious patterns and birds are also drawn. It's also highly recommended as a piece for your daughter, as it can be worn for a long time. ★Shop Tag → #KimonoRoomOfRTheKimonoInstructor I love both old and new kimonos and have collected many. I'm selling only high-quality items, so please take a look. ● I may not be able to answer difficult questions, but I will do my best to be helpful. Komon (small pattern kimono) Tsukesage (semi-formal kimono) Homongi (visiting kimono) Iromuji (single-color kimono) Irotomesode (colored formal kimono) Tomesode (formal black kimono) Obijime (sash cord) Obiage (sash panel) Obidome (sash clip) etc... (*˙︶˙*)☆*° Thank you for your support.