The base color is silver gray. The tips of the shibori (tie-dye) have gold dye carefully applied one by one. Embroidered on the light orange fan-shaped design are flowers. Purchased directly from the workshop (wholesaler). It was expensive. I think the color combination of the lining is stylish. (I chose it myself) Pairing the obiage (sash scarf) with a green color will create a stylish look, while a light orange color will give a gentle impression. Length: Approximately 160cm Sleeve length: Approximately 48cm Back width: Approximately 30cm Front width: Approximately 24cm Cuff width: Approximately 15cm 裄丈 Approximately 65cm (shoulder width 32cm + sleeve top width 33cm) Worn only once for a short time. * From the time of purchase, the gold dye lightly sticks together when folded. It's similar to how gold leaf-pressed kimonos sometimes stick. When worn, the stuck parts will all separate properly when unfolded. There are no problems with wearing it. It has been carefully stored in a Japanese chest of drawers in a tatō-gami (kimono paper wrapping). Please note that it will be shipped compactly folded after being removed from the tatō-gami. **Please purchase after acknowledging the above. **Please purchase after acknowledging the requests in my profile. **I have sufficiently lowered the price. I may withdraw the listing if I feel I don't want to lower the price any further. Thank you for viewing. I hope someone who will cherish it will purchase it.