Patterned solid color kimono in a refreshing pale sky blue with stylish lining. Suitable for formal wear, komon, or general kimono. Pure silk.

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This is a lined, patterned silk plain-colored kimono (Iro-muji).
The light sky blue, which is not too dark, gives a refreshing and soft impression, creating a very beautiful kimono look.
The lining (Hakkake) features a grape arabesque pattern, and the front hem area in particular was directly painted with gold.
This golden grape arabesque pattern peeks out stylishly with every step you take.

There are some minor stains on the hem area (photo 9), some wrinkles (photo 8), and slight yellowing on the collar (photos 10, 11).
However, the yellowing on the collar is so faint that it's barely noticeable unless pointed out, and doesn't show up clearly even when trying to photograph it.

The beautiful lightness of this kimono makes it easy to incorporate into your everyday wear without being too out of place, and I believe it's a piece you can enjoy for a long time.
Furthermore, because it's a subtly colored Iro-muji, you can drastically change its impression with different obi sashes, allowing for diverse styling options.

Length approx. 163cm
Sleeve length approx. 66cm
Front width approx. 23cm
Back width approx. 30.5cm

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