Thank you for viewing. This is a slightly flawed set of a kimono and a pre-tied obi for Licca-chan dolls. The dolls themselves are not included. The original tsumugi (pongee) was a lined kimono for a teenage girl. It's a cute tsumugi with gold leaf in places, but it also has some stains, suggesting it was worn as everyday wear. This time, I took the best parts of the antique kimono, which was about to be discarded, and tailored it for Licca-chan. Therefore, I am selling it as a flawed item. Please be aware of this. Tsumugi lined kimono ☆☆☆ The old silk kimono was unpicked, washed, and stretched before being made. The lining (hakke) also uses silk tsumugi lining. The fabric is damaged in places. The stains have not been removed. There are no holes in the fabric, but there are some weaving irregularities and fraying due to the nature of tsumugi. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for something in like-new condition, as this is an antique item. I don't think it's from the Taisho era. Although there are irregularities in the fabric's weave itself, I think it's machine-woven. Pre-tied obi ☆☆☆ Made from a Showa-era yukata (summer kimono). Uses two snaps. The obi締め (sash tie) is made of synthetic Edo braided cord. Please tie and fasten it in the same way as a real kimono. The obiage (sash scarf) is made of the same fabric as the lining. Everything is hand-sewn, and no glue is used. Because it is hand-sewn, there may be some distortions, but please understand this as the texture of hand-sewing. I try to tailor it as closely as possible to a real kimono, but due to the size, there are some differences because I can't get my hands in. If my main job of traditional Japanese tailoring is busy, I may be slow to respond to comments. If you purchase multiple items, I will discount them by 50 yen, so please let me know before you buy. #miniature kimono #22cm doll #antique kimono #Licca-chan #dress up #hand-sewn