(Listing on other sites, so may be removed without notice.) The visiting kimono fabric features a pattern of the "卍" character (Manji) in a Sayagata design, repeated in four directions. This is a visiting kimono with a gradient dye effect throughout. Kouka (工霞) is a type of kimono pattern, a combination of the "工" character, which stylizes the Kasumi (mist) pattern, and is considered an auspicious design. Kasumi is said to have the meaning of "eternity," making it a very lucky pattern. Plants (flowers, leaves, branches) that color the four seasons of Japan are arranged all over the garment, and all of them are full of life and vitality. The vibrant flowers are adorned with gorgeous gold leaf, making it a very elaborate and high-quality visiting kimono. I have paired this visiting kimono with a fukuro obi that harmonizes with the melodies of the four seasons it evokes. How about it for entrance ceremonies, weddings, Hatsumode (first shrine visit of the year), Shichi-Go-San (children's festival), or theater visits? Please consider it for young ladies who have wedding plans. Unused, with some basting threads still attached. Wide collar (only one hook). In a condition without stains or dirt. Size Length: 158.5cm Sleeve to sleeve length: 65.5cm Sleeve length: 48cm Sleeve width: 34cm Front width: 25cm Back width: 30cm Measurements are approximate. There may be some errors. ★Obi is here Six-pattern fukuro obi, auspicious flower pattern, gold and silver thread. Worn multiple times. The fukuro obi is a used item. No stains or dirt. If you feel any resistance to used items, please refrain from purchasing. This is a home-stored item inspected by an amateur, and although the kimono is unused, there may be oversights. Please understand that it is not the same as items displayed in stores. If you feel any resistance to home-stored items, please refrain from purchasing. For shipping, recycled materials may be used within the bounds of common sense. Wrinkles may occur during shipping. Thank you for your consideration.