Japanese kimono"HOUMONGI" SILK,Rowel, the GLD/SIL/LAME Foil ,Plants,L5'4"..4817

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View Japanese kimono"HOUMONGI" SILK,Rowel, the GLD/SIL/LAME Foil ,Plants,L5'4"..4817 with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Rowel, Plants. Although worn without a crest, this kimono features dyed designs that connect the two halves with related patterns. If you want to wear a kimono in the traditional Japanese style, choose a length that’s about 5cm longer or shorter than your height. ■Customers in the United States won’t need to pay any customs duties when receiving their packages.   (Via Japan Post) HOUMONGI Although worn without a crest, this kimono features dyed designs that connect  the two halves with related patterns . Adding a family crest to the back makes it semi-formal attire, so you can easily wear it to a wedding ceremony, a party, a tea ceremony, or other events . Material Pure silk 正絹（ silk 100% ） Size  S Length 162cm(5' 3.8"),  Shoulder length 63.5cm (26.2"), SleeveDepth 48 cm(19”),  Sleeve Width 33 cm(13”) Front width 25 cm(9.84”) Width of back 62 cm(24.4"),  Pattern Rowel, Plants The Gold/Silver/Lame Foil  color Brownish Green Condition In good condition, with a slightly worn feel and faint stains around the collar and lining. Also, the Gold/Silver leaves slight discolorations. Weight 1152 g                                                                                                                                                   If you want to wear a kimono in the traditional Japanese style, choose a length that’s about 5cm longer or shorter than your height.  For instance, if you’re 160cm tall, a kimono between 155 cm and 165 cm would be a good fit. (However, if you omit the obi and wear it as a robe, size isn't an issue.)                            Kimonos are often made to be passed down from parent to child, with this tradition in mind.  Many feature a technique called "nuikomi" (sewn-in) that allows adjustments to the length of the bodice, sleeves, and shoulders. However, because they are lined, undoing the stitching to make these changes can take some time.                                                                   TATOU-SHI This folding paper case is a traditional Japanese style for KIMONO, OBIs This paper is called MINO-WASHI. When we ship, we will put it in this case.  Please Note Details and Colors ★ Details and colors of the images might differ slightly from those of real products, due to the light or vary depending on your computer's monitor settings.  International Buyers ★   Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges.            These charges are the buyer's responsibility.      Please  determine these additional costs  in consultation with your country's customs office before bidding or buying .  *For American buyers only, the prices  (with US domestic delivery fee)  offered include customs duties.  Return policy ★ Returns are accepted ONLY if the item was not described ★ All returns must be in original condition Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Asian › 1900-Now › Japanese › Kimonos.

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