kー173 Thank you for viewing. #Kimono Aika Kimono ***Product Introduction*** This is a summer kimono, a single-layered Edo Komon, featuring the classic "Same Komon" (shark pattern). With a cute embroidered paulownia leaf crest, this design can be worn in formal settings such as weddings and entrance ceremonies by adding a family crest. This kimono has a design suitable for celebratory occasions. It can also be used in formal settings, so please don't miss out. Made of smooth and soft "silk" material, with no noticeable stains, it's a beautiful and excellent item. ♩Size [Measured Flat](cm) 160 (From shoulder) Body length approx. Sleeve length approx. 65 Sleeve length approx. 48 Front width approx. 26 Back width approx. 30.5 ***Please note that there may be slight errors due to amateur measurements. Condition: A S: New, unused. A: Very good condition, like new. B: No noticeable scratches or stains, wearable. BC: Some stains, but wearable. C: Item with scratches or stains. For those who don't mind minor details. Remake. ① The color may differ from the image depending on your device. ② Although we inspect the items, please understand that they are antique, so there may be creases or minor stains. ③ We will need 2-3 days to ship (*ˊ˘ˋ*) ④ According to Mercari's rules, we do not reserve items. The first person to purchase will be the buyer. ⑤ Please feel free to ask any questions before purchasing. Material: Silk ※ About the material of the kimono Regarding the material, because they are used items, many do not have certificates, usage rates, or quality indications, so it is not possible to be certain. We judge the material of the product based on our standards, such as appearance, feel, and weight, and describe it. The material indication of the product is for the outer fabric, and does not include the lining such as the body and hakkei. We are still inexperienced and may make some mistakes in judgment, so please understand! ※ Please purchase only if you understand that this is not a new item, but an old and used item. Tsumugi, Komon, Homongi, Tsukesage, Kimono, Obi, Hakata Obi, Fukuro Obi, Nagoya Obi, Kurotomesode, Tomesode, Japanese clothing, Japanese attire, Share Obi, Wedding, Coming-of-Age Ceremony, Furisode, Weddings and funerals