This is a
Tsukesage Kimono from Showa period (1926- 1989).
It has Japanese books, 'Kiku'(chrysanthemum) and flower 'Karakusa' (arabesque) pattern, which is dyed against shibori(tie-dye) dyed base.
Gold glazing is added for extra elegant look.
Textile is silk, and it has soft to the touch.
It has one embroidered kamon(family crest).
There are fine stains (C).
Stain (B) on Okumi gusset of left front panel is blurry but large, so it is a bit noticeable.
It is discolored throughout and has patinas.
It has some other flaws as shown on photos.
Please see photos for details.
Because of the discoloration and imperfections mentioned, it maybe unsuitable for a formal usage.
phto:shida
description:yoko