This is a solid-colored kimono dyed using the historic Itchindome technique, a Tango chirimen silk.

It has a smooth, silky feel and is made of a material that is resistant to wrinkles.

Itchindome Dyeing:
This dyeing technique, which became popular in the Muromachi period, uses a paste called Itchin-nori, made primarily from wheat flour, udon flour, and lime, to prevent the dye from penetrating certain areas. The paste cracks when dried, and the dye seeps into the cracks, resulting in a pattern called ice crack.

It has one family crest (ivy) on the back.

- Color: Green
- Design: Solid
- Style: Kimono

Length from shoulder: Approximately 172cm
裄 Length: Approximately 68.5cm
Sleeve width: Approximately 35cm
Sleeve length: Approximately 52.5cm
Hem length: Approximately 82cm
Overlap width: Approximately 15cm
Front width: Approximately 25cm
Back width: Approximately 30cm

The seller is approximately 166cm tall.

Although unused, it has been stored for a long time, so there may be some overlooked stains. Please consider this before purchasing.

It was purchased approximately 30 years ago for 300,000 yen.

The quality is good as it was purchased from a kimono shop that is featured in Utsukushii Kimono (Beautiful Kimono) and other publications, and is now run by the second generation.

Obi (sash), obiage (sash tie), and obijime (sash cord) are sold separately.

Please refrain from making frivolous price reduction requests.

Thank you for looking.