Congratulations on your Omiyamairi (shrine visit for a baby's first shrine visit)! The celebratory kimono worn for the first time has patterns with their own origins and meanings. [Pure Silk] This is a formal kimono with a gentle color scheme that is feminine, featuring a flower cart and butterflies as the central motif, adorned with gold and silver foil. It also depicts auspicious patterns such as cherry blossoms, pine, bamboo, and plum, and peonies. Unusually for a girl's kimono, it has a single crest on the back, making it a highly formal garment. [Gosan-no-Kiri (Paulownia Crest)] Embroidered with a single family crest This is a traditional Japanese crest featuring paulownia leaves and flowers, and is a highly authoritative crest used as a secondary crest of the Imperial family and the emblem of the Japanese government. It is also one of the few family crests that can be used by anyone. [Flower Cart] The Gosho-guruma (palace cart) was a bullock cart used by royalty and nobles, and it carries the wish "May you ride in a golden carriage." The flower cart is decorated with flowers on this Gosho-guruma, and the seasonal flowers such as peonies, chrysanthemums, and cherry blossoms represent the celebratory wishes of many people. It embodies the wish for a girl's beautiful growth and blessings from people. [Peony] [Peony] A woman's demeanor is sometimes compared to a peony flower. The peony is an indispensable pattern, wishing for the child to grow up to be as grand, magnificent, and beautiful as a peony. [Butterfly] Butterflies represent healthy growth as they transform from a "chrysalis" into a "beautiful butterfly," and have also been used as an auspicious pattern representing marital harmony. The butterfly pattern symbolizes a woman's beauty and growth. ★Kimono: Pure Silk ★Nagajuban (under-kimono) ★Waki-himo (side cord) ★Uchi-sode (inner sleeves) [Includes accessories] Professionally cleaned ★Bib ★Hat included The accessories alone are quite valuable. Please note that discounts are not possible. It can be used for a 3-year-old's celebration with alterations. Many people ask, "What does alteration involve?" so here is some information for your reference. 1. The position of the waki-himo is slightly lowered. 2. The decorative uchi-sode attached to the nagajuban are removed. 3. The sleeves of both the kimono and nagajuban are altered into a rounded shape. 4. The koshi-age (waist tuck) and kata-age (shoulder tuck) are adjusted to fit the child. 5. A hi-furi coat or similar item can be prepared. ^_^ While I believe it is a beautiful item with no particular defects, as it is inspected by an amateur, please purchase directly from a specialty store at the full price if you are sensitive or particular about details. March, auspicious day We can ship quickly, but we cannot guarantee the arrival date, so please purchase with plenty of time. Specs...0 months