Here are some zori (Japanese sandals) from Tokyo Tsujiya Honten.
These are casual zori without a box.
They are pre-owned, and the purchase date is unknown.
There is no stickiness or deterioration of the enamel.
Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to such things (there may be some inconspicuous stains).
Zori size:
Top length: 23.5cm
Width: 7.3cm (at the widest point)
Heel height: 5cm
✱ Measured with a soft measuring tape along the top.
Please refer to the profile and the following explanation regarding the smell.
The first photo is the closest to the actual color.
You can search for #aketanKimono to see the kimono-related items I have for sale (⁎ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈⁎)
✱ Please be sure to read the profile.
✱ The profile is updated regularly, so please read it every time.
✱ I have three cats at home. I am careful, but there is a possibility that cat hair may get mixed in, so please be responsible if you have allergies.
✱ There is a smoker in my family. Basically, they only smoke under the range hood, but please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned.
✱ I do not describe the smell because it varies from person to person.
✱ The shipping method may change depending on the thickness of the kimono, so it may arrive by a method other than the one listed.
✱ I may be late in contacting you or shipping due to a chronic illness, so please contact me in advance if you are in a hurry.
✱ Please understand that the measurements and inspections are done by an amateur. Also, the color may look different from the actual item depending on your monitor, so please understand that as well.
✱ If you find any problems after receiving the item, please contact me before leaving a review.
Kimono, Kimono, Homongi (formal visiting wear), Tsukesage (semi-formal wear), Iromuji (single-color kimono), Tomesode (formal black kimono), Komon (casual patterned kimono), Tsumugi (pongee), Haori (kimono jacket), Nagahaori (long haori), Nagajuban (under-kimono), Antique kimono, Taisho Roman (romantic era), Kimono dressing, Omiyamairi (shrine visit for newborns), Shichi-Go-San (festival for children), Entrance ceremony, Graduation ceremony, Reception, Party, Hatsugama (first tea ceremony of the year)