A genuine silk crepe (chirimen) lined kimono by Hideki Yamaguchi, inscribed "Juko." This luxurious design features a detailed aizome (indigo dye) pattern with auspicious motifs such as chrysanthemums, wisteria, autumn leaves, pine trees (representing the four seasons), bridges, flowing water, and mesh patterns across the entire surface. The absence of bleeding and the high precision of the handwork are evident. The beautiful texture and soft feel unique to genuine silk crepe, along with the deep indigo color, are captivating. This piece was made by a craftsman in the mid to late Showa era and is a very rare work today. Some basting threads remain, and it is in excellent condition with little sign of use. Suitable for handmade projects, remaking materials, or for fans of katazome (stencil dyeing), stage costumes, art production, and collectors. Please check the photos for the size. 【Material】Genuine silk ※ Anonymous shipping ※ Will be folded compactly and shipped in a宅配袋 (delivery bag). May be removed without notice as it is also listed on other sites. Also on sale #OiwakeGallery2's Japanese clothing items are here ☑️ Please purchase only if you understand antique and reused items. ☑️ Please request a discount of 10% or less when requesting a bulk purchase. ☑️ Please negotiate discounts in the comments (please provide your desired price at that time). ☑️ I only list items that, in my subjective opinion, do not have any noticeable storage odors. ☑️ There is a cat living in the same house. Please be aware if you have allergies. ☑️ Please understand that there may be creases from storage and packaging. ☑️ The color may differ depending on the image quality settings, and there may be stains that do not appear in the photos. If you are using an Android device, setting the image quality to "natural" will reduce the difference in image. ☑️ I am not very knowledgeable about kimonos, so please forgive me if there are any errors in the description. Komono, Tsumugi, Stylish Obi, Casual, Semi-formal, Tea ceremony, Theater viewing, Lessons, Kimono dressing practice, Japanese dance, Stage costume, Cosplay, Remake fabric, Handmade materials