The maruguke (decorative cord) has decorative beads on both sides, and the obiage (sash) uses a generous amount of fabric with a user-friendly width of 27 cm (approximately 10.6 inches) (^^) We are aiming for a higher-grade creation (^^) Made from a silk komon (casual kimono) and a silk kimono with a single family crest, both with their original basting stitches (^^) This is made the same way as item 759, but that one had a scratch on the maruguke, so this one is 100 yen cheaper (^^;) Han-eri (collar) 17.5 x 103 cm (approximately 6.9 x 40.6 inches) Maruguke (decorative cord) 1.1 x 167 cm (approximately 0.4 x 65.7 inches) Obiage (sash) 27 x 162 cm (approximately 10.6 x 63.8 inches) The han-eri is made from one of the top 3 highest-quality kimonos I've ever handled. It's not from a kimono for remaking, but from a wonderful kimono that can be worn. It was the most expensive purchase I've made so far (^^;) It has a black base with a gradation dye, a gorgeous Tsujigahana pattern, and some shibori (tie-dye) with gold leaf accents. It's made from a high-class kimono (^^) You can enjoy different patterns depending on how you fold it, as shown in the last image. The obiage is made from a kimono with a single family crest, tailored by the popular ☆Masuiwaya☆, with its original basting stitches. This is also a high-quality kimono. It's a beautiful blue-gray color. It's a calm, light blue color. Shipped via Mercari delivery. I also have other han-eri for sale. Thank you (^^) Obijime (cord) Maruguke (decorative cord) Maruguke (decorative cord) Komon (casual kimono) Han-eri (collar) Kimono Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three Festival) Jeans Kimono Obi (sash) Kimono remake Nagajuban (undershirt) Han-eri (collar) Obiage (sash) Kimono fabric scraps Kimono fabric scraps Graduation ceremony Entrance ceremony