A silk tomesode featuring black fabric with embroidered auspicious treasures and cloud patterns. - Color: Black - Design: Embroidered auspicious treasures and cloud patterns - Material: Silk - Style: Tomesode About Kuro-tomesode (Black Tomesode) Kuro-tomesode is the most formal type of kimono worn by married women, considered the most formal attire in Japanese clothing. It is characterized by its black color and the presence of five family crests. There is one crest on the back, and one each on the back of both sleeves and both breasts. The design, called "Ebanamoyou," is applied only to the hem. Hiyokushitate (Double-layered construction) Hiyoku (double layer) refers to a construction method where a fabric called hiyokuji is sewn to the lining of the tomesode, making it appear as if a white kimono is layered underneath. 【Condition】 ◆ Clean with no noticeable stains. Includes a white under-kimono (nagajuban). 【Material】 ◆ Pure silk Crepe fabric 【Measurements】 Length: 154cm 裄 (Yukitake - from the center of the back to the end of the sleeve): 65cm Sleeve Length: 47cm Front Width: 23cm Back Width: 30cm Thank you for viewing.