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Set (Kimono and Fukuro Obi)
¥72,000

A high-quality, long-established kimono wholesaler, Senkichi
(Once ranked alongside Choso and Chigiri as a prestigious name)
Introducing a訪問着 (houmongi - visiting kimono) with multi-color shaded dyeing.

This is a new-old stock item, altered to a comfortable size.

An exquisite visiting kimono that you can wear with confidence for any occasion.
A gentle image, with soft gray, pale purple, and light pink, accented with green.
A visiting kimono dyed with a harmonious design of various colors.

The silk fabric is
The finest, most supple and draping
Chirimen (crepe) fabric.

You can wear it for ceremonies and formal outings, changing the obi to create a different impression.

The pattern features seasonal flowers, enhanced with Koma embroidery for a touch of glamour.
It can be worn in any season.

With basting threads attached, unworn.
There is a slight crease from the sleeve adjustment, but it will naturally disappear.

Suitable for:
Omiyamairi (shrine visit for newborns), Shichi-Go-San (children's festival), entrance ceremonies, graduation ceremonies,
Formal events, tea ceremonies, dinners, theater outings, etc.

Water-repellent treatment applied.
No family crest.

The Nishijin fukuro obi being worn
Set price: ¥15,000
The obi is not new.

★Alterations are available upon consultation.
Sleeve length adjustment (裄直し): Actual cost ¥5,000
Sleeve width adjustment (袖丈直し): ¥4,500
(Mercari fees are complimentary)

《Measurements》
Kimono Length (from shoulder): 163 cm
Sleeve length (裄): 68.5 cm (1.5 cm sewn into shoulder, 2 cm sewn into sleeve)
Sleeve width: 35 cm
Sleeve length: 49 cm
Front width: 24 cm
Back width: 30 cm

Recommended height: 155 cm - 168 cm
(Generally, ±5 cm of the kimono length is suitable.
Adjustments can be made for longer lengths.)

Sleeve length (裄): From the center back to the middle of the wrist bone
(±2 cm tolerance)

Pure silk kimono
Fukuro obi, double drum knot
Stylish obi, casual formal
Semi-formal
Weddings, wedding receptions
Omiyamairi, Shichi-Go-San, entrance ceremonies, graduation ceremonies
Tea ceremonies, theater outings
Various gatherings
Dinner parties