This item is an antique kimono only. The pictured Nagoya obi and accessories are not included. This is a very beautiful antique kimono with a striking contrast between the white snow wheel pattern and the deep crimson ground. Wide collar. By wearing it shorter and pairing it with a pleated hem (a dress or pleated skirt will do) and sandals, boots, or sneakers, you can create a mix-and-match Japanese-Western or modern style, which is very fashionable. How about it for an elementary school graduation ceremony, the Thirteen-Year-Old Ceremony, or even a coming-of-age ceremony, depending on your body type? If a child will be wearing it, please have the shoulders adjusted. There are loose threads on the right front panel's side and armhole. There are stains on the right inner sleeve and a scratch on the left inner sleeve, but they are not noticeable. There are other such scratches and stains, but none are noticeable. 【Material】Silk 【Color】Deep Crimson 【Size】裄 (sleeve length): 61.2cm, 丈 (length from shoulder): 143.6cm, 袖幅 (sleeve width): 30.5cm, 袖丈 (sleeve length): 62.2cm, 前幅 (front width): 21.6cm, 後幅 (back width): 27.5cm As this is an antique kimono, it is old, and therefore, there may be some stains, dirt, loose threads, and other damage. Antique kimonos currently on the market often have damage such as stains and discoloration, as well as repairs. Please understand that we do not mention minor, inconspicuous stains or discoloration. We ask that those who desire the same level of cleanliness as a new item, or those who cannot understand antiques due to minor stains, discoloration, or loose threads, refrain from purchasing. Immediate purchase is welcome. If you purchase multiple items, we will offer a discount, so please comment. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask before purchasing. If we do not reply to your comment after a day, there is a possibility that we have overlooked it. Please ask again if this happens. Antique kimonos are here: #aアンティーク Graduation ceremonies are here: #a卒業式 Thirteen-Year-Old Ceremonies are here: #a十三参り Girls' juniors are here: #aジュニア n