This is a genuine silk furisode (long-sleeved kimono). Includes the furisode, long under-kimono (nagajuban), and obi (sash). Most accessories are included, so it's ready to wear. Obijime (sash cord), shibori obiage (sash tie), han-eri (collar), bag, zori (sandals), and tabi (socks). I've included photos of the kimono being worn, so you can get a sense of the overall look. ◾️The last image shows how the obi's pattern can look different depending on how it's tied, so I've added images of it paired with other kimonos. The pink color appears solid, but upon closer inspection, you can see flower petals scattered like hearts, making it very cute. Recommended for those who like classic pattern furisode. The han-eri is sewn onto the nagajuban. Everything has been stored at home and worn about twice. The furisode has a dark pattern around the hem, which is prone to rubbing, so any potential stains will be less noticeable, allowing you to wear it for a long time. ※There is a stain on the underside of the last image. It may be removable with spot cleaning, but I am selling it as is. I have listed it as having no noticeable damage, but please understand that there may be something I missed. ※I will send it as pictured; the outer packaging and box have some damage. It is the right size for someone approximately 155-168 cm tall. It was at my parents' house, and I will also include new tabi socks. It has been stored at my parents' house for several years after being worn. It will be cheaper overall than renting. I was reluctant to part with it, but I am cleaning out my parents' house, so I am selling it. Please check the photos and understand that this is a used item before purchasing. ◾️You are welcome to resell it on Mercari after wearing it (^^) Kimono Pattern Explanation The manju-giku (a type of chrysanthemum), which is also used in the Imperial family's crest, is a very noble and auspicious symbol that wards off evil. The floral pattern represents wishes for good health and longevity. Furisode with camellia pattern The camellia is the best auspicious tree that does not lose its leaves even in winter, representing eternal beauty, unpretentious beauty, and warding off evil. Furisode with cherry blossom pattern, representing Japan Cherry blossoms seem to signify the beginning of auspicious things. Due to the high value of the kimono, returns and cancellations are not accepted. Please check the photos and understand before purchasing. #Red Seasonal Flowers and Plants #Yuzen (dyeing technique) #Seijinshiki Furisode (Coming-of-Age Ceremony Furisode) Kimono Type: Furisode