This is a bolt of fabric (suitable size for a furisode). Faithfully reproduces the costume of the beautiful woman depicted in the masterpiece of the Edo period ukiyo-e, "Mikaeri Bijin-zu" (Beauty Looking Back) by Hishikawa Moronobu, using modern technology. The pattern data was carefully drawn from pictorial materials, and the colors, color schemes, and pattern arrangements were meticulously restored. The beautiful red floral patterns in the artwork have been completely reproduced. This is a piece that looks great as everyday wear, as well as for photography, exhibitions, stage costumes, and reproduction costumes. Features: ・Faithful reproduction design: Recreates the kimono patterns based on the late Edo period ukiyo-e "Mikaeri Bijin-zu." ・Vivid red background and multi-colored floral patterns: Traditional patterns with geometrically arranged cherry blossoms, chrysanthemums, and other flowers. ・High-quality printed bolt of fabric: Made of sturdy polyester material, easy to handle and durable. ・Washable at home: Perfect for everyday use. ・Also suitable for exhibitions, costumes, and research materials: For those interested in fashion history and ukiyo-e research. The material uses easy-to-handle polyester, and it can be washed at home. ・Colors may differ slightly from the photos. ・Obi (sash) is not included. ・This is a bolt of fabric, not a finished garment. Recommended uses: ・As everyday wear ・Kimono photography, cosplay ・Exhibitions, reproduction costumes ・Ukiyo-e and Japanese art research ・For presents and gifts ! Please allow time for shipping (about a week) !