Thank you very much for viewing. This is an excellent item that is difficult to come across these days. As you can see from the photos, the high-quality silk crepe fabric features meticulously crafted stripes that stretch gracefully, and between them are skillfully dyed Sarasa patterns. The impression is slightly different from the usual sense of weightiness often seen in Sarasa patterns, and it has a bright and cheerful appearance. We are pleased to introduce this beautiful and valuable item to those who love Edo Komon or are looking for it. The fabric is a single-layer construction, making it suitable for a long wearing period due to recent global warming. The fabric feels supple, comfortable, and light. The condition is used, but there are no major noticeable stains or scratches. However, there are wrinkles from wear and very minor thread pulls. I have ironed out the wrinkles, but some remain. This item will be delivered as is, so please understand. I do not have detailed knowledge of Edo Komon, so I am unable to provide a detailed explanation, but the item has the seals of the second-generation Kojin and Edo Komon Matsuguna, so I believe it is a genuine item. Length: 155 cm Sleeve to sleeve: 68 cm Front panel width: 15.5 cm Front width: 25.5 cm Back width: 30.5 cm Sleeve length: 47 cm Sleeve width: 33.5 cm Please allow for some minor errors. I took the photos under LED lighting. It is difficult to accurately capture the actual colors of the item, and although I have not edited the images, the colors may appear slightly different depending on the angle of the light. The colors in the photos may also differ slightly from the actual item depending on your PC, mobile phone, or tablet. Please note that we strictly refuse cancellations or returns due to differences in color or image after you have confirmed the item. We do not recommend this purchase to those with critical eyes or those seeking a new-like condition. Please carefully review the photos and the description of the wrinkles, and consider your purchase accordingly. Thank you for your understanding. Second-generation Kojin (Sadao Sanada) Born in Tokyo in 1929 Engaged in the family dyeing business from 1945, working to inherit and develop Edo Sarasa Awarded the Tokyo Traditional Crafts Industry Technician Merit Award Numerous awards including the Minister of International Trade and Industry Award at the National Komon Yuzen Dyeing Competition Awarded the Yellow Ribbon Medal in 1986 Inherited Edo Sarasa (traditional craft) for five generations, which has continued since the Edo period.