This is a confirmation page. It's difficult to capture the exact appearance, but the first, eighth, ninth, thirteenth, and fourteenth images, along with the close-up shots, best convey the feel. Regarding the base color, it's impossible to photograph it accurately under indoor lighting, and it appears differently depending on the type of lighting. It seems closest to a pale beige or off-white. Depending on the lighting, it can also appear as a slightly reddish pale beige. Unfortunately, I can't accurately represent the color even with adjustments to the images... I apologize. This item has been worn, so there is some fluffing and pilling of the silk wadding. It has a fluffy, full-of-silk-wadding feel. Additionally, authentic Yūki-tsumugi is a woven fabric where some knots, lumps, pilling, and loose threads are unavoidable. This is due to the use of hand-spun silk wadding yarn. It has a unique texture that differs from smooth, flat, and refined industrial products, a characteristic of handmade items. However, I do not recommend it to those who cannot accept these imperfections. The entire surface of the fabric is densely filled with various kasuri techniques, including tachibana patterns, shippo patterns, diamond-shaped flower patterns, and sayagata patterns. It's rare to find an item with this much kasuri, so wearing it will lift your spirits *.(*´͈ ˘ `͈*).* Regarding the texture, it's fluffy and soft, and it's a kimono that has developed the texture of authentic Yūki-tsumugi. It's light, comfortable, and very easy to wear (*˘ー˘*).。.:*♡