Description
SOLD Unlined Synthetic Dance Kimono+Nagoya Obi Set
¥18,000
A very striking and unusual Odori kimono, for traditional Japanese dance. It has an umbrella and calligraphy pattern. Even though it is synthetic, the material is quite light and would be more comfortable than many modern Odori kimono. The Obi is a stunning piece–the material is fine and soft which makes it nice to tie. The kimono does have some slight discoloration and is on the small side but it does not detract too much.
Measurements
Length: 155 cm
Wingspan: 137 cm
Second hand items
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