Made from my mother-in-law's Showa-era kimono. There are stains (see image 9), and the obi has some fraying (see image 5). The sewing is amateurish, and I'm embarrassed, but I liked the colors and enjoyed dressing the doll. I made it for a rather plump doll, so it's roomy on this 65cm doll, even when dressed over the stand. The obi is from a silk hanhaba obi. The obiage uses a shibori han-eri. The obijime uses a synthetic fiber cord for a tight fit. The date-eri uses scraps, so the unseen parts aren't done properly. The white nagajuban is also just a collar. Please understand these things, and I'll sell it to a kind person who will truly enjoy it, not a professional. A doll wearing a beige kimono with a beautiful bird pattern. - Costume color: Beige - Obi color: Green - Design: Bird pattern - Material: Silk Thank you for looking.