Blooming across the deep indigo fabric are sunflowers, the symbol of summer. Their depiction, created with the skillful techniques of Arimatsu Narumi shibori, resembles a grand firework display bursting in the night sky. The contrast with the deep background color is beautiful, radiating a bright and dazzling splendor. This is an Arimatsu Narumi shibori yukata, a tall size, and a finished product from our company. Arimatsu shibori, which has continued since the Edo period, was also popular as a souvenir for travelers and was depicted in the ukiyo-e of Hokusai and Hiroshige. The shibori, applied one by one by hand, embodies the skill and warmth of the artisans, offering a depth and presence that cannot be found in prints. It has a gentle, gauze-like feel against the skin and a light, comfortable wear thanks to the cotton. It's a reliable piece that will keep you cool and comfortable even on hot summer days. The garment is hand-sewn, which gently conforms to the body. Furthermore, it comes with a seat lining, taking into consideration the potential for wrinkles and transparency when sitting, ensuring both appearance and comfort. Summer festivals, fireworks displays, beer gardens, leisurely strolls through the city... Each time you put it on, the summer scenery and your heart will flutter, and a special time will come. Brand new, unused. This item has only been worn for photography and still has its basting threads. A special summer piece where tradition and splendor meet. Let's enjoy the season with the sunflowers blooming in the night sky. Measurement Table Length: 170cm (from shoulder) Sleeve to Sleeve: 68.5cm Shoulder Width: 34.5cm Sleeve Width: 34cm Sleeve Length: 49.5cm Front Width: 25.5cm Back Width: 30.5cm Material: Cotton (single layer), Bati collar Seam Allowance: Length (inside hem: front 2cm, back 5cm) Sleeve to Sleeve (body side: 0.5cm, sleeve side: 1cm) Sleeve Length (2cm) Yukata here ❁ #tomihisa浴衣 Arimatsu Narumi shibori here ❁ #tomihisa有松鳴海絞り Summer Kimono here ❁ #tomihisa夏着物 Tomihisa's Kimono here ❁ #tomihisa