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【size】 Height: 158.3cm (62.3in), Size M Sleeve length: 65.0cm (25.6in) Sleeve length: 46.6cm (18.3in) Sleeve width: 33.0cm (13.0in) Front width: 27.7cm (10.9in) Back width: 31.5cm (12.4in) (Slightly fuller L size) Suitable height: 153.3cm (60.4in) to 163.3cm (64.3in) 【material】 Outer material: Pure silk (silk) Lining material: Pure silk (For lined garments, the lining material is the same as the body lining material.) [Tailoring Techniques] Lined kimono with wide collar, double-layered lining, signature mark, five crests. 【situation】 Table Rank: AA to A Collar stains: Minor, inconspicuous stains present. *If there are any stains or blemishes, please refer to the images for detailed locations. Hidden Rank: AA Stain on sleeve hem: Stain present Wrinkles and lining: There are stains and dirt, and the lining is slightly yellowed. 【explanation】 This deep purple silk formal kimono (Irotomesode) featuring a design of children depicting the wind and thunder gods exudes an elegant atmosphere, making special occasions even more splendid. It's an exquisite piece that creates a graceful appearance. The deep purple silk formal kimono with a design of children depicting the wind and thunder gods has a refined feel. [Artists and Techniques] Signed by the artist Kumagai Keiun, who presented works to the Imperial Family. Keiun Kumagai, a renowned artist whose works have been presented to the Imperial Family, is a master craftsman from Kyoto who has dedicated himself to Yuzen dyeing for over 70 years. Characterized by a refined sensibility and rich elegance, his work has been frequently honored with the gift of presenting pieces to the Imperial Family. His representative works include visiting kimonos for Her Majesty the Empress Dowager and Her Majesty the Empress, and celebratory kimonos for His Majesty the Emperor. His works are characterized by delicate Noh mask patterns, the sacred Mount Fuji, and gracefully dancing cranes, and are known as the finest masterpieces made from Hamachirimen silk fabric. 【season】 It can be worn year-round. [Sash to match] For black formal kimono (kurotomesode), the standard choice is a formal obi (fukuro obi) made with gold and silver threads. Obi adorned with auspicious motifs such as cranes, pine, bamboo, plum blossoms, and treasures are suitable for celebratory occasions, combining formality and splendor. Obi based on white, gold, and silver are the closest to formal attire, creating an elegant and refined impression. For colored formal kimono (irotomesode), choose an obi according to the pattern and number of crests. For colored formal kimono with five crests, a formal gold and silver obi is appropriate, just like with black formal kimono. For colored formal kimono with three or one crest, obis with a slightly softer impression, or obis that use colored threads in addition to gold and silver threads, are also suitable. 【scene】 Black formal kimono (kurotomesode) is considered the most formal attire for married women and is especially suitable for family members attending weddings. It is appropriate for formal official events such as weddings and receptions attended as a family member, award ceremonies, celebrations, longevity celebrations, and entrance/graduation ceremonies (when attending as the mother of the main character). Colored formal kimono (irotomesode) can be worn by both married and unmarried women and is suitable for a wide range of formal occasions. It is suitable for weddings and receptions of friends and acquaintances, weddings attended as a family member (with a five-crested colored formal kimono and a dignified obi), award ceremonies, formal parties and ceremonies, and school events and kindergarten ceremonies (as semi-formal attire). 【age】 This garment can be worn by people of all ages. The impression changes depending on the obi (sash) and accessories you combine it with, so please enjoy creating your favorite look. Suitable for a wide range of ages. Suitable for a wide range of ages, from 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s. Hashtag examples: #ColoredKimono #PureSilk #Lined #Children'sWindGodAndThunderGodPattern #DarkPurple #KumagaiKeiun #ImperialFamilyPresentedArtist #SemiFormal #Kimono #RecycledKimono [Please check] *Used item: There may be stains or scratches not mentioned in the description. Thank you for your understanding. *New items: Please note that delivery may take some time for items that need to be ordered from the supplier. If you are in a hurry, please contact us. *Tailoring and alterations: Kimono Hitotoki, which handles recycled kimonos and other items, also offers this service. Recycled Silk Irotomesode Kimono, Size M (Slightly Plus Size L), Special Item, Length 158.3cm (62.3in), Designed by Kumagai Keiun (a kimono artist who presented to the Imperial Family), Sleeve Length 65.0cm (25.6in), Lined, Ready-made, Five Family Crests, Signed, Purple, Children, Wind God and Thunder God, Silk, uu2163b |
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