Thank you for your interest! ◕‿◕。
This is a visiting kimono belonging to my sister, who is a master of the koto (Japanese zither).
It's a beautiful kimono that was displayed in a temporary state (kari-eba) at the entrance of a Senzō exhibition✨ at a local department store affiliated with Takashimaya.
Everyone stopped in front of this kimono, sighing with admiration♥️.
It's a wonderful, top-of-the-line visiting kimono✨ that seems to bring together the craftsmanship of Senzō.
The indescribably gentle colors and this luster✨... simply irresistible!♥️
Embroidery✨, shibori (tie-dye)✨, gold thread✨, gold leaf✨, hand-painted✨...
It's the ultimate in luxury⤴.
A beautiful layered collar has also been chosen and attached✨.
Since there was a remnant of Senzō fabric and proof of Crystal Guard processing, I've uploaded them♥️.
It seems she wore it when performing the koto standing up.
Of course, it has been cleaned by a kimono shop.
It's in very beautiful condition ( ꈍᴗꈍ)
Thank you very much. m(_ _)m
Length: Approximately 153cm
Sleeve to sleeve length: Approximately 65cm
Sleeve length: Approximately 48cm
Front width: Approximately 24.5cm (It's made a little larger to prevent the front from opening.)
Back width: Approximately 29cm
(My sister is petite♥️)
I will be listing more of my sister's kimonos♪
They are all custom-made by a kimono shop that trained with Chigiriya Jihei✨ (Chiharu-san✨), who is from the same Chigiriya family as Senzō.
(The items are from Chigiriya Jihei✨.)
⚠️I am doing my best to inspect the items, but as I am an amateur, they are not perfect.
If you are expecting a brand new item.
If you are looking for department store quality.
Please refrain from purchasing if you cannot understand that these are pre-owned items. m(_ _)m
⚠️I love obi (kimono sashes) and have been collecting them for many years.
I will offer a discount for combined shipping, so please feel free to ask! (◕ᴗ◕✿)
Formal
Visiting Kimono
Kimono
Obi (Sash)
Tea Ceremony
Farewell Party
Entrance Ceremony
Graduation Ceremony
Shichi-Go-San (Children's Festival)
Hatsumiyamairi (First Shrine Visit)
Beautiful Kimono
Wedding
Party