Japanese kimono SILK"FURISODE" KIKUPine leaf, the Gld/SIL leaf,Red,L5'7"..4886

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View Japanese kimono SILK"FURISODE" KIKUPine leaf, the Gld/SIL leaf,Red,L5'7"..4886 with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. 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. ■Customers in the United States won’t need to pay any customs duties upon receiving their packages.   (Via Japan Post)   ★This item ships via Japan Post           ( If you’d like to use a different shipping method, get in touch with us.) Japanese Kimono " FURISODE" is worn by unmarried women, Nowadays, "Furisode" is the most prestigious dress for unmarried women. Each kimono pattern has different meanings, symbolizing prayers and wishes. Material Pure silk 正絹（ silk 100% ） Size  L Length 169.5 cm(5' 6.7") Shoulder length 71 cm (27.95") Sleeve Depth 114 cm(44.88”) Sleeve Width  36.5 cm ( 14.37" )  Front width  26 cm(  10.23”) Width of back   61cm( 2`) Pattern KIKU(Chrysanthemum),  Pine leaf, shaped like a traditional Japanese old hat, is called KASAMATU. "Kasa" means old hat.  The gold/silver leaf Ground color Red Condition Very good! The item has a gently used vibe, with light stains in a few spots and minor peeling of the gold or silver leaf in some areas. Weight 1520  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), which 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 KIMONOS and OBIS This paper is called MINO-WASHI. We will ship 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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