For Yu***ru-sama: Nagajuban (under-kimono) with Okina mask, tortoise shell pattern and Tamatebako (treasure box), Urashima Taro?

This is a genuine silk kimono, likely from the Taisho to Showa periods. It's quite old and shows signs of age, including fraying, discoloration of the lining, and soiling on the inside of the black collar. The hem also has some wear and weakened lining. The visible outer fabric is relatively clean without any major stains.

The color scheme is a mix of brown, black, green, and crimson, offering a sophisticated look with a touch of flamboyance featuring an old man and a treasure box design.

We recommend this kimono for those who appreciate its age and character, or for those who plan to repurpose it for handicrafts.

Measurements:
Shoulder width: 65 cm
Sleeve length: 47 cm
Body length: 140 cm (from the back collar to the hem)