Yukiko Hanai, fashion designer, Iro-tomesode (formal kimono) with embroidered floral design, gold thread, silk, exceptional quality, unused

I bought this with the intention of remaking it, but I thought it might be fine to wear as is, so I'm listing it as a furisode (long-sleeved kimono). Although it's unused, there are some minor stains. I will send it in the same bag it arrived in, so I haven't inspected it. Length from shoulder: 153cm Sleeve length: 47cm, seam allowance 4cm Sleeve width: 32cm Front width: 22cm Back width: 27cm Kimono seam allowance: Uchimiage (inside hem): 8cm Yuki (sleeve length adjustment): Sleeve side: approx. 2cm, Body side: approx. 3.5cm Silk, stylish five crests, hi-yoku (lining), unused Condition: There are slight stains on the front, back, and both sleeves, but otherwise, there are no noticeable stains, and it is in very good condition. Yukiko Hanai has been active for many years with the concept of continuously bringing happiness to those who wear her designs. Her gorgeous and stylish designs continue to captivate many fans. She proposes elegant and refined, and sometimes classic, gorgeousness. Yukiko Hanai established Atelier Hanai in 1964 after completing the Setsu Mode Seminar. She opened the Madame Hanai boutique in Ginza in 1968, and from 1970, she presented collections as YUKIKO HANAI, continuing to release new works twice a year for over 40 years. The designs and attention to detail that are characteristic of Yukiko Hanai fascinate many fans, and it is said that wearing her creations brings happiness. This is a very high-quality item.