This is a very rare Nishijin Ori (Nishijin weaving) Omeshi (a type of silk fabric) from "Shinoya Ube," the original brand of "Kimura Ube," a long-established Nishijin Ori house with over 200 years of history. The Omeshi fabric, a pale cream color with a hint of red, features a "Kiritake Houou" (Paulownia, Bamboo, and Phoenix) pattern that evokes the beauty of the imperial court. The pattern is composed of the Go-Shichi no Kiri (a crest of the Paulownia flower) and phoenixes flying among bamboo. The phoenixes are holding something in their beaks, likely bamboo seeds. This is an exquisite Nishijin Omeshi with an elegant color and a noble pattern. (The obi (sash) in the image, 503my20, and other accessories are reference items and are not included.) This kimono is a testament to the outstanding weaving techniques of the current tenth-generation head of the long-established house. It creates a smart silhouette and is a versatile garment that can change its appearance depending on the obi you pair it with. With the attached certificate in the image. It is a beautiful item with no significant damage. 【Material】Silk 【Color】Pale cream 【Size】裄 (Yuki - shoulder to wrist): 68.1cm, 丈 (Take - length from shoulder): 160cm, 袖幅 (Sodehaba - sleeve width): 34cm, 袖丈 (Sodetake - sleeve length): 49.4cm, 前幅 (Maeba - front width): 23.8cm, 後幅 (Atohaba - back width): 29.9cm, 裄の縫込み (Yuki no nuikomi - seam allowance on yuki) 身頃側 (Migorogawa - body side): 5.1cm, お袖側 (Osodegawa - sleeve side): 5.2cm, 内揚げ幅 (Uchiagehaba - hem width): 4.7cm This is a rare and high-quality item that is rarely seen. How about it? It's a great item and highly recommended! The obi in the image is: #503my20 obi Immediate purchase is welcome. If you purchase multiple items, we will offer a discount, so please comment. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask before purchasing. If you do not receive a response to your comment after one day, there is a possibility that we have overlooked it. Please ask again. Iromuji (plain colored kimono) are here #mIromuji Higher-grade items are here #mSuperiorItems gnd