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This is a celebratory garment featuring a characteristic pattern of red and pink flowers. This item was received along with a set of Hina dolls. I already have a celebratory garment and have kept this one in storage without using it. A celebratory garment (oiwaigi/iwaigi) is a formal kimono worn by a baby on special occasions such as the Hatsumiyamairi (Shinto shrine visit for newborns), wishing for the baby's healthy growth. It is also known as "ubugi," "noshime," or "kakegi." Instead of being worn directly by the baby, it is draped over the person holding the baby (mother, grandmother, etc.) and secured with a string tied at the back. Boys' garments feature powerful patterns, while girls' garments feature華やかな patterns. It is an important formal wear that is also worn after the Hatsumiyamairi, such as for the first seasonal festival. Uses: Hatsumiyamairi: Generally worn when a baby around one month old visits a shrine. Other: Used for various celebratory events such as Okuizome (first meal ceremony), the first seasonal festivals (Hinamatsuri - Girls' Day/Children's Day), half birthdays, and first birthdays.
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