Thank you for viewing. This is an antique kimono from about 70 years ago, belonging to my mother who loved kimonos. It has been carefully stored. The gold thread and the vivid vermillion color, reminiscent of old Japan, are eye-catching, making one think of a "high-collar girl" (a fashionable woman of the Meiji and Taisho eras). I have kept it carefully, and the basting threads are still intact. It's a shame to leave it unworn, so I'd like to pass it on to someone who loves kimonos or wants to experience Japan. # Haori (jacket): Bright vermillion with gold thread, and a pattern of red flower petals. There is some fading on the petals. # Two Obi (sashes): Black crepe with red. As shown in the photo, there is also a pattern on the black fabric. Green: A light green with a translucent three-leaf pattern, suitable for summer. # Obi-jime (sash cord): White and silver, so it will match anything. # Bag: Vermillion with white floral pattern, an old-fashioned type with a cord handle. It has been carefully stored, but it is an old item, so please understand.