This is a Oshima Tsumugi kimono with a vertical and horizontal kasuri weave depicting a scene of a single house in a grove of trees. The main color is a light brown, with green and brown trees and grass, and a purple hue used to depict the house. This Oshima is a katas-style 9-mark weave, woven with extremely fine kasuri. The kasuri is made by crossing one vertical kasuri thread and two horizontal kasuri threads to create one kasuri. The kasuri appears as a T-shaped pattern. You may skip reading this if you find it tedious. This is a katas-style Oshima, and the katas 9-mark weave uses a calculation of 15.5 threads (yomisu, the number of warp threads), meaning 31 warp threads are used per 1 cm. In the 10th photo, there are 15.5 warp threads from the left edge to the right edge of the three T-shapes. A 9-mark weave uses 15.5 threads, meaning there are 31 warp threads per 1 cm. Photos 8 and 9 show 6.5 T-shapes within a 1 cm width. Therefore, in a 1 cm width, there are 31 warp threads (15.5 x 2) and 6.5 T-shapes. In other words, this is a T-shaped kasuri pattern katas-style weave, representing a very fine hand-woven Oshima Tsumugi with a vertical and horizontal 9-mark weave. The lining is white habutae silk, and the hakke (lining of the lower part of the kimono) is a plain azuki-colored Ryokoma silk for紬 (pongee). Dimensions (cm) Length (from back) 148, Sleeve span 63.5, Sleeve width 33, Sleeve length 45.5, Back width 29.5, Front width 24 Wide collar, with snap buttons. This is a new, unused item with the basting threads still attached, and there appear to be no stains. We have checked for stains and dirt as thoroughly as possible, but there may be some oversights. We appreciate your understanding. These are digital camera images. Please note that the colors may appear different depending on your smartphone or computer. Also, please be aware that due to my inexperience with the camera, the colors may often appear different from the actual item.