604mk58〇Edo Komon Same Black San'yaku〇Beautiful Condition

This is an Edo Komon kimono dyed with a sharkskin pattern on a black background. The sharkskin pattern resembles shark scales and symbolizes warding off evil spirits and misfortune. It is one of the three most prestigious Edo Komon patterns, known as the Edo Komon San'yaku (three major Edo Komon patterns).
(The obi #602mn15 and accessories in the image are for reference only and are not included with this item.)
There are stains on the right back panel and the hem lining. There is some dirt on the cuffs, but it is on the inside and not visible when worn. The lining has some fabric damage, but it can still be worn without issue.

[Material] Pure Silk
[Color] Black
[Size] Sleeve span: 69.5cm, Length (from shoulder): 167.5cm, Sleeve width: 34cm, Sleeve length: 48.5cm, Front width: 24.5cm, Back width: 30cm
Sleeve span allowance: Body side: 2.5cm, Sleeve side: 3.5cm, Hem allowance: 7.5cm

This is a high-quality, exceptional piece, so how about it? It's a fine item and we highly recommend it＾＾

The obi in the image is:
#602mn15obi

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