Visiting Kimono (Kari-eba - Unsewn) New, Unused Original Price: 637,200 yen Based on refreshing pale green and pink, the entire kimono features bamboo, pine, plum blossoms, and other seasonal Japanese flowers depicted with shibori (tie-dye), making it very beautiful. The auspicious pattern of "Koji-tsunagi" (interlocking "工" shapes) is used in the ground weave, making this a kimono suitable for celebratory occasions. Koji-tsunagi is a pattern where the "工" shape is arranged diagonally and regularly. The "tsunagi" (connecting) pattern is said to have meanings of longevity and extended life. Subtle gold thread embroidery is also included, making this a fine piece that shows excellent craftsmanship. It is very beautiful at first glance. You can wear it not only in formal settings but also casually for a quick outing. It has an elegant and calm design. ⚠️ This is a Kari-eba (unsewn) item that has been stored at home for a long time. Please understand that it is an old item, including any potential odors. ⚠️ There may be very minor stains. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a perfect item like those sold in stores. While there are many wonderful, brand-new items available today, the excellence and charm of old techniques increase in value with the passage of time. Please purchase if you understand this. ⚠️ ⚠️ The photos are posted without any processing, but they are taken with a smartphone. It is difficult to capture the exact same colors, and there will inevitably be differences between the actual item and the photos due to lighting conditions. Please understand this. Please comment if you are interested. Handmade materials, retro, table centerpieces, fabric, kimono remodeling, remake, kasuri (ikat), arare (hailstone pattern), antiques, rare, valuable, Showa handmade, cotton, shosei-gasuri (student kasuri), one-piece bags, placemats, antique, Showa, retro, dolls, patchwork, kimono dress, yukinko (snow child), vintage, Japanese patterns, kayagasuri (mosquito kasuri), fabric, Hina dolls, Hinamatsuri (Doll Festival), cotton, tapestry, fabric scraps, Japanese modern, small items, fabric remnants, skirts, yukata fabric, Blythe dolls, Licca-chan, Licca-chan dolls, dress-up, custom dolls, toys, Neo Blythe, eye see dolls, masks, mask making, silk, komon (small pattern kimono), visiting kimono, tomesode (formal black kimono), kimono fabric, iro-tomesode (colored formal kimono), tsumugi (pongee), furisode (long-sleeved kimono), iro-muji (solid color kimono), Oshima tsumugi, obi-jime (cord), obi-age (sash), haori (kimono jacket), entrance ceremony, graduation ceremony, entrance ceremony, graduation ceremony, farewell party, wedding, dinner party, Shinto shrine visit