Thank you for viewing. Similar base colors: *Ivory mixed with a light pastel color, charcoal gray close to black* ◆Condition There is a stain near 191cm from the tip, as shown in the image, but it will be hidden when worn. This is a work by Kyono Meiko (Master of Kyoto) and dyer, Kutaro Kawamura. This is a wonderful item that allows you to enjoy various colors depending on the light(^^♪ Please consider this opportunity. ◆Material Silk, Gin-dori (silver thread), gold thread ◆Specifications Full-length fukuro obi (bag obi) 【Size】 *Length: Approximately 452cm *Obi width: Approximately 31cm Please allow for some errors. If you are concerned about the details of a reused item, please refrain from purchasing. I would be happy to sell it to someone who likes it. *We will fold and pack it small to be environmentally friendly. Thank you for your understanding. I will strive to make the transaction pleasant. Thank you for your understanding of recycled kimono. If you are concerned about the details, please refrain from purchasing. Furisode (long-sleeved kimono) Nao Utsukushii Kimono (Beautiful Kimono) Coming-of-Age Ceremony, commemorative ceremony, party, wedding, Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three Festival), Omiya-mairi (visit to a shrine), Hatsuzekku (first festival of the year), New Year's event, lessons, tea ceremony, entrance ceremony, graduation ceremony, entrance/graduation ceremony, entrance ceremony, graduation ceremony, Tango no Sekku (Boys' Day), Momo no Sekku (Girls' Day), Nagoya obi, fukuro obi, kimono, kimono fabrics, Japanese accessories, casual, semi-formal, silk, embroidery