This is a kimono from the 1980s, featuring a pink background with traditional flowers blooming vibrantly on a fan design. The curved patterns create a gentle atmosphere. In addition to the kimono, there is a set including a tortoiseshell pattern obi (sash), an obi締め (sash tie), and an obiage (sash panel). Only the obiage is a more recent item and contains glitter. There is also a matching juban (undershirt), but it has noticeable stains. If you don't mind the stains, I will include it as a bonus, so please comment if you'd like it. Length: 120cm Sleeve length: 66cm 裄丈 (Sleeve to sleeve length): 59cm These measurements are approximate, as they are taken by a non-professional. This would be suitable not only for Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three Festival) but also for New Year's, the Doll Festival (Hina Matsuri), cherry blossom viewing, and other occasions. Since it doesn't have an eba-susomoyo (pattern on the hem), the pattern will show up well from the shoulders when taking photos indoors, such as during the Doll Festival, making for cute photos. The kimono, obiage, and obijime are made of silk. ******** Both the kimono and obi are old, so they are a bit small. Please take a close look at the photos, as there is some aging and staining. I would like those who are not concerned about the age of the items to consider purchasing. As these items are measured and inspected by a non-professional, the price reflects any oversights. Thank you for your understanding.