Beautiful, hand-painted Kaga Yuzen black formal kimono (kurotomesode) and a high-quality Saga Nishiki Karaori fukuro obi (formal obi), along with a luxurious 8-piece set including an obiage (sash scarf), obijime (sash cord), suehiro (folding fan), waso bag, han-eri (collar), and absorbent cotton. Regarding Family Crests: There are no set rules regarding family crests. You can use any family crest without causing offense, so please wear it with confidence. Kimono: Genuine silk black formal kimono (kurotomesode) with the signature of a famous artist, featuring a landscape of flowers and plants. Chrysanthemums, plum blossoms, pine trees, and other flowers bloom in profusion. The gorgeous colors and delicate design are a stunning and impressive work of art. Length: 162cm (Suitable for those approximately 155-168cm tall, M~L size) Sleeve-to-sleeve length: 68cm Sleeve length: 49cm Sleeve width: 34cm Front width: 24.5cm Back width: 30.5cm Obi: Genuine silk, high-quality Saga Nishiki Karaori fukuro obi. The beautiful background color woven with gold thread, the gradation of gold thread, and the elegant appearance create a high-class and graceful piece. Easy to match, it can be worn from formal to casual occasions. It can also be paired with iromuji (single-colored kimono) and visiting kimonos. The kimono alone is worth over 1.5 million yen. The cost of the hi-byo (lining) tailoring alone is over 50,000 yen, making this a very valuable set. Han-eri (Collar): Formal wear collar with a plum blossom design and Shantou embroidery, with gold thread. Why not attach it to the collar of the black formal kimono's nagajuban (undershirt) to make the neckline even more glamorous? This is a voluminous embroidered han-eri with a plum blossom design and Shantou embroidery. It is a gold thread type. Made of polyester. Waso handbag "Saori" gold Height 12cm x Width 20.5cm x Depth 11.5cm Weight 349g This is unused. Absorbent Cotton: This has been opened once, and there is a mix of items used for padding and unused items. The kimono, obi, han-eri, obiage, and obijime have been used once. There are no stains. Thank you.