Please be sure to notify me in the comments before purchasing. ✨✨✨ Recommended for those of you who are of average size! ✨✨✨ This is a modern and cute furisode (long-sleeved kimono). The design features peonies and other seasonal flowers, with gold accents on a black background. This item has been worn once and is in good condition. The fukuro obi (formal obi) is reversible! You can choose from a gold lame black background with vermilion lines or a black background with chrysanthemum fireworks. It has a variety of gold and silver threads! For those looking for a chic, simple design and a gorgeous chrysanthemum fireworks pattern, and for those who want an obi that is different from others, how about this? ✨✨✨ Yukitake (shoulder to wrist): 68.0 cm Sodetake (sleeve length): 109.0 cm Sodehaba (sleeve width): 34.0 cm Katahaba (shoulder width): 34.0 cm Mitake (length from shoulder): 165.0 cm Maeba (front width): 25.0 cm Atohaba (back width): 30.0 cm ① Furisode (used): Silk Lining: Silk blend Best suited for those with a height of 155cm to 165cm. ② Fukuro Obi (used): Silk (excluding metallic threads) Obi length: Approximately 453 cm Obi width: Approximately 31 cm ③ Obijime (new): White / Gold thin cord: Silk ④ Obiage (used): Ivory: Silk Has some spots ⑤ Kasaneri-eri (new): Crimson / Gold: Silk blend ⑥ Nagajuban ① (used) Pink / Polyester ★ Please consider only if you understand that this includes used items. ★ We try to display the colors as close to the actual product as possible, but there may be slight differences. ★ We inspect carefully, but please understand that there may be minor oversights, and there may be slight errors in the dimensions as they are actual measurements. § Regarding discounts § No discounts for purchasing only one item. 10% off the highest priced item when purchasing two or more items at the same time. Thank you very much. (o^^o) #Furisode #Furisode #Seijinshiki (Coming of Age Ceremony) #Haregi (formal wear) #Kimono #Wedding #Party #Waso-komono (Japanese accessories) #Kitsuke (dressing) #Graduation ceremony #Nishakusode (short-sleeved kimono) #Shukugakai (celebration)