Japanese Kimono " FURISODE" is worn by unmarried women,

Nowadays, "Furisode" is the most prestigious dress for unmarried women.

The patterns of each kimono have different meanings, symbolizing prayers and wishes.

❤As a special bonus, an OBI-JIME is included with this furisode.

And the original price, already discounted by 7%, remains unchanged.

Material	Pure silk　正絹（silk 100%）
Kimono's measurements.  M size	Length 163 cm(5' 4.2"), Shoulder length 65 cm (25.6"), Sleeve Depth 99 cm(38.97”),  Sleeve Width    33  cm (13" )  Front width  24cm( 9.4”) Width of back 60 cm( 23.62")
Pattern	Dancing Butterflies around weeping cherry blossoms The Gold/Silver leaf, Gold thread
Ground color	Black
Condition	Excellent! (The item feels faintly used, with  a few faint stains and a few points of the gold/silver leaf that have just slightly peeled.)
Weight	1214  g

                                    

            If you're looking to wear a traditional Japanese way,

Choose a length that's plus or minus 5cm from your height.

For example, if you're 160cm tall, a kimono between 155cm and 165cm would fit you.

(However, if you omit the obi and wear it as a robe, size isn't an issue.)

                           Kimonos are designed to be passed down from parent to child, so a kimono is made with this consideration. 

                          Many kimonos are made with a technique called "nuikomi" (sewn-in) that allows for lengthening. 

                          (bodice, sleeves, and shoulders). However, because they have a lining, undoing this stitching would take 

                           a little bit of time.