Kimono, silk, Koichi Sakaguchi, Kaga Komon, Homongi (Visiting Kimono), "Distant Mountain Scenery," Meibutsu-gire (Famous Textile Patterns) This is a piece by Koichi Sakaguchi, a leading figure in Kaga Komon, which has a different level of elegance and individuality compared to Edo Komon. As the name "Distant Mountain Scenery" suggests, each individual mountain is made up of different Meibutsu-gire patterns, a very elaborate creation. Although it is a used item, the lining and the hakke (underskirt) are also beautiful, and it has been sent to a shikkaiya (kimono cleaner) for careful stain removal and care, so I think you can wear it comfortably. I have decided to part with it because I feel that this wisteria color no longer suits me. I hope someone who likes it will take it. Size (Please allow for some errors) Length from shoulder: 4 shaku 1 sun 3 bu (156cm) 裄 (Yukitake): 1 shaku 7 sun (64.5cm) Shoulder width: 8 sun 5 bu (32cm) Sleeve width: 8 sun 5 bu (32cm) Sleeve length: 1 shaku 2 sun 6 bu (47.5cm) Front width: 6 sun 5 bu (24.5cm) Back width: 7 sun 8 bu (29.8cm)