Authentic Tsujigahana Silk Furisode Kimono obi Set Japan

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Authentic Tsujigahana Silk Furisode Kimono obi Set Japan:
$19000.00

This authentic Japanese Furisode kimono set was worn only once for a traditional Coming-of-Age Ceremony in Japan.

It was custom tailored specifically for this formal occasion.

Set includes:

• Furisode (long-sleeved kimono)

• Formal Obi (belt)

• Zori sandals

This is a complete three-piece set.

Measurements (approximate):

• Recommended height: 152 cm

• Kimono length (from center of back, excluding collar): 168.5 cm

• Sleeve length (from center of back to wrist): 64.5 cm

• Zori sandals size: approx. 22 cm

The lining of the kimono also features a beautiful and vivid design.

The colors remain bright and vibrant.

This kimono would also be suitable for remaking or creative reuse.

The total original cost was close to 5,000,000 JPY.

It has been carefully stored in a private home.

Condition:

Pre-owned, worn only once.

There is no noticeable fading or damage visible to the eye.

However, as this item has been stored at home, there may be minor details or imperfections that were overlooked.

The original kimono storage paper is included, but it shows some softness and wear (not torn).

Please note:

This is a high-value traditional item.

If you are sensitive to minor imperfections or are seeking a flawless, brand-new condition, please refrain from purchasing.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact me before purchasing.

I will be happy to answer and clarify.

Thank you for your understanding.

※ This beautiful furisode features a special artisan seal (rakkan) believed to be from the prestigious Suisan Kobo (Kiriya), a renowned dyeing workshop in Tokamachi, Niigata, famous for its exceptional Tsujigahana creations.

Suisan Kobo is a historic workshop with roots dating back to the Edo period and is highly respected for reviving the traditional Tsujigahana dyeing technique, once considered a “lost art.” Their works are admired for elegant color gradation, intricate shibori craftsmanship, and luxurious artistic designs.

The red seal seen on this kimono is regarded as a mark of authenticity and craftsmanship, indicating a piece associated with the celebrated Kiriya atelier. The soft white shading and flowing patterns are also characteristic features of Suisan Kobo’s signature Tsujigahana style.

Made from fine silk (shoken), this furisode represents not only traditional Japanese beauty, but also the artistry of one of Japan’s distinguished kimono workshops.

The obi storage box is often regarded as a traditional Japanese craft item and is commonly used to preserve valuable textiles, calligraphy works, and fine art pieces. It is appreciated not only for protection and preservation, but also as an artistic collectible itself.