Omiyamairi (Shinto shrine visit for newborns) Hatsugi (ceremonial kimono for newborns) Ubugi (newborn's kimono) Iwaigi (celebratory kimono) Kakegi (hanging kimono) Gosho-guruma (imperial carriage), Hanaguruma (flower cart), Botan (peony), Shakuyaku (peony), Kiku (chrysanthemum), Ume (plum), Shiki no hana (flowers of the four seasons) For girls, red, pink High-grade, pure silk ＜Materials＞ Outer fabric: 100% silk Lining: 100% polyester Undergarment fabric: 100% polyester ＜Dimensions＞ Length: 99cm Sleeve length: 56cm 裄 (Yukitake - from the center of the back to the end of the sleeve): 46cm Gosho-guruma, Hanaguruma, Botan, and Shakuyaku are auspicious patterns that express congratulations and are used as traditional patterns representing kimonos, not just for Hatsugi. The Gosho-guruma, which expresses wealth and splendor, and the Hanaguruma, decorated with many flowers, represent the congratulations of many people and also have the meaning of bringing happiness, so they are imbued with the meaning of wishing that girls will be blessed and grow up happily and prosperously. Peonies and peonies are said to be one of the flowers that express the elegance of women, and they are imbued with the wish to grow beautifully and strongly while having a refined elegance. It is 100% silk with a beautiful and elegant luster. You will feel the difference from rental items with the dense and heavy woven fabric and the deep-colored dyeing process. Both the fabric and the dyeing are high-grade. It can be remade into a kimono for Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three Festival), the three-year-old visit, New Year's, festivals, etc. A wonderful kimono for celebrating your children and grandchildren. ※ This is a new, unused item, but it has been stored at home. There are no stains, but there may be oversights, so please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned.