I love kimonos and have collected many, but I don't think I'll have the opportunity to wear them all, so I'll be letting some go little by little. This is an Iro-tomesode (colored formal kimono). While Kuro-tomesode (black formal kimono) is the most formal attire for married women, Iro-tomesode can be worn by both married and unmarried women. Unmarried aunts and sisters would wear Iro-tomesode. The more crests (mon) a kimono has, the higher its formality. This one has one crest, so it seems it can be worn not only at weddings but also at parties and tea ceremonies. It features a beige base with a textured pattern, depicting Genji-guruma (ox-drawn carriages) and adorned with cherry blossoms and pine trees. It is printed, not embroidered. It has a signature (rakkan). It has a crest on the back. It comes with a layered collar (kasane-eri). The obi (sash) is for reference only. It is not included. Size: Length: 154 cm Sleeve to sleeve: 61.5 cm Front width: 25 cm Back width: 29.5 cm Sleeve length: 48.5 cm