A simple yet elegant visiting kimono that highlights the beauty of the textured pattern. Tall size, with the signature of the dyeing artist Shin Tatsumura. Shin Tatsumura is a dyeing artist, the son of Heizo Tatsumura, a master renowned for restoring ancient textiles. He honed his dyeing and weaving techniques under his father's tutelage. He fused the traditional beauty of Japan with designs from the Silk Road and the West, creating over 500 original designs with his unique sensibility. This kimono, created by Shin Tatsumura, features a refined sheen with a phoenix and arabesque pattern on a cream-colored dye. The hem has a wave-like pattern, giving a sense of strength within the calm colors. Furthermore, both the phoenix and arabesque patterns have auspicious meanings. It exudes an air of elegance suitable for formal occasions, allowing for a composed and dignified adult look. This piece is perfect for formal events such as parties, celebrations, ceremonies, and tea ceremonies. Having it in your possession will be a reliable ally when the time comes. Pair it with a light-colored obi for a soft look, a chic tone for a more sophisticated look, or a dark color for a more defined impression. This is a recommended outfit for those seeking an elegant style or those who want a stylish and cool appearance. Hand-sewn tailoring gently conforms to the body, and the suppleness of silk beautifully enhances your movements. Brand new, unused. It was only worn for photography, and still has the basting threads. A visiting kimono with a subdued cream color that reflects the sheen of the textured pattern. Please wear it many times and experience its profound charm. Measurements: Length: 169cm (from shoulder) Sleeve to sleeve: 68.5cm Shoulder width: 34cm Sleeve width: 34.5cm Sleeve length: 51cm Front width: 25cm Back width: 31cm Material: Silk (lined) Seam allowance: Length (Ura-age: front 4.5cm, back 8cm) Sleeve to sleeve (Body side: 2cm, Sleeve side: 2cm) Sleeve length (7cm) Click here for Tsukesage ❁ #tomihisaTsukesage Click here for Tomihisa's kimonos ❁ #tomihisa