Fully Embroidered ❇️ Yamato Kensei Black Tomesode with Double Layered Lining & Kawashima Textile Fukuro Obi - Full Set

Introducing a 5-piece set: genuine silk Kuro Tomesode (black formal kimono), a high-quality Fukuro Obi (bag obi), Obi-age (sash scarf), Obi-jime (sash cord), and a folding fan.
(This is a complete set with all the necessary items for wearing a Kuro Tomesode. We can also create a full set with additional items if needed, so please let us know.)

Regarding Family Crests:
There are no strict rules regarding family crests.
(Especially since Kuro Tomesode are often inherited from mothers or relatives.)
Please rest assured that wearing any family crest is not considered disrespectful.

Genuine Silk Kuro Tomesode: Exquisite all-over embroidery by Yamato.
Suzhou embroidery, one of China's three great embroidery techniques.
Vibrant green pine needles are depicted with delicate hand embroidery, alongside an ancient noblewoman and a folding screen with an ichimatsu (checkerboard) pattern. The striking crimson chrysanthemums create a dignified and luxurious piece with a noble aura.
The dazzling and auspicious pattern is perfect for celebratory occasions.
(There is some color transfer on the lining, but it will not be visible when worn and should not be a concern. Otherwise, this is a beautiful item with no signs of wear.)

Size:
Length: 163 cm (suitable for heights around 155-168 cm)
Sleeve to center back: 70 cm
Sleeve length: 48 cm
Front width: 25 cm
Back width: 30 cm

Genuine Silk Fukuro Obi: High-quality Fukuro Obi by Kawashima Textile.
A beautiful piece with gold, green, vibrant yellow, and red, featuring an elegant and dignified classical pattern.
This exquisite item possesses the refined elegance and noble atmosphere characteristic of Kawashima Textile.
(No noticeable damage.)

Genuine Silk Obi-age, Obi-jime for formal wear, and folding fan:
These items will be selected as unused and matched to the kimono.

These are essential items for life's joyous milestones. We have carefully selected high-quality and beautiful items one by one, hoping they will be cherished for a long time.
The kimono alone is valued at over 2.5 million yen, and the lining tailoring alone costs over 50,000 yen, making this an incredibly valuable set.