Kimono obi striped pattern with bonus rare antique retro

Description

Length 147,5
Sleeve 63
sleeve length 66
Front width 23
Rear width 28,5

Deep red and blue-green stripes
so beautiful
This is an antique kimono.
It also includes an aperture.
It looks blue, but it turns blue-green.
The obi is a bonus.
(length 333 width 28,5)
There are some small dirt areas
Stains that are noticeable when worn
there is no.
It appears to be pure silk.

Furisode
Visiting dress
plain color
lowering
small crest
New Year
Tsumugi
coming-of-age ceremony
everyday kimono
Taisho Roman
showa retro
antique
antique kimono
majolica dressing

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