Girl's Hatsumiyamairi Kimono (with Nagajuban) - New, Unused Hatsumiyamairi is a Shinto ritual where families visit a shrine or temple to celebrate a baby's birth. Boys typically have their Hatsumiyamairi on the 31st day after birth, and girls on the 33rd day. The ceremony is a way to give thanks for the baby's safe arrival and to pray for their healthy growth. The patterns chosen for the kimono reflect wishes for the child's future: strength and vigor for boys, and gentleness and beauty for girls. 【Material】 Kimono: Outer fabric: 100% silk, Lining: 100% polyester Nagajuban: Outer and lining fabric: 100% polyester *As this is a dyed item, there may be slight dye transfer. *The item is folded for storage, so there may be some creases from storage and shipping. Please feel free to ask any questions in the comments. #kikurin_allproducts Hatsumiyamairi, Hanging Kimono, Hitotsumi, Iwai-gi, Ubugi