Kyudo Iromuji Kimono, Silk, with woven patterns of Shippo (seven treasures) and Hanabishi (flower diamonds), single family crest, silk, sleeve length 49cm,裄 70cm, lined

Iromuji (solid color kimono) with Shippo (seven treasures) and Hanabishi (flower diamond) patterns, Guard processing, One crest, Muted color, Pure silk kimono. It might look orange, but I think it's more of a reddish-brown color. I wore this quite a bit because I liked it. The hem was cut for Kyudo (Japanese archery), and the collar and sides have been sewn. A pocket was added to the left back, like a dogi (training uniform). There are stitch marks where unnecessary parts were removed with thread. Also, since this was for my own use, the stitching is rough, and I sewed it with a poorly functioning sewing machine. Please refer to the photos. There are stain-like marks inside, as shown in the photos. I'll try listing it once. If anyone can use it for practice, please reuse it. I'll also include the leftover fabric that was cut off. Note: The hakama and hanjuban (under-kimono) were worn for illustration purposes; only the top kimono is for sale. Please be aware. Sleeve length (from center back): approx. 70 cm Sleeve width: approx. 49 cm Awase (lined)