・ Kimono (Japanese traditional garment)
・ With basting threads
・ No accessories

Length: Approximately 156cm
Front width: Approximately 24cm
Back width: Approximately 36cm
Sleeve length: Approximately 48.5cm
Kuwimi width: Approximately 16.5cm
裄丈 (Yuki length - distance from the center of the back to the wrist): Approximately 64cm
I am not familiar with sizing, and as I am an amateur, please consider these measurements as a guide.

The color in the third photo is the closest to the actual item.
The lighting makes it appear brighter, but the actual color is a subdued, muted tone.

I am organizing my grandmother's collection.

I haven't seen any major noticeable scratches or stains, but there is a possibility of odors due to long-term storage.
I have included photos of any areas of concern or stains, but there may be areas that are not visible depending on the indoor lighting, and I apologize if I have overlooked anything... m(_ _)m

Also, I do not know the correct way to fold it, so I will fold it along the existing creases from storage and ship it.
I am not knowledgeable about the product myself, so I cannot answer detailed questions, so please examine the photos carefully before considering a purchase.
(I cannot answer questions such as Is it silk?)

I do not know the details of the fabric, but she preferred and used high-quality items, so I believe it is of decent quality ^_^
If you would like me to add photos of any specific areas, please comment.

The condition is based on my personal subjective assessment.
I would like someone who is more knowledgeable about the product or is looking for it to purchase it ( ›_‹ )
Thank you for your understanding.

Kimono
Michiyuki (coat)
Michiyuki coat
Obi (sash)
Fukuro obi (formal obi)
Nagoya obi (casual obi)
Fabric
Hakata-ori (Hakata weave)
Weaving
Chikuzen
Chikuzen Honba (authentic Chikuzen)
Nishijin-ori (Nishijin weave)
Oshima Tsumugi (Oshima紬 - a type of silk fabric)
Tea
Tea ceremony
Hagire (fabric scraps)
Remake
Kimono remake
Handmade
Coming-of-Age Ceremony
Tailoring
Homongi (formal visiting wear)
Komon (casual kimono)
Yuzen (dyeing technique)
Tsukesage (semi-formal kimono)
Tomesode (formal kimono)
Iromuji (single-color kimono)
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