Black tomesode kimono - Japan - Heisei period (1989-present)

This Japanese silk black tomesode kimono features five family crests. It employs Yuzen dyeing with gold trim, and the hem depicts a complete garden scene with peacocks, auspicious deer, flying birds, and abundant flowers—a rich and ornate landscape. The artist's seal is also visible on the side. The lining is intact, making it a traditional formal kimono suitable for collection, display, and alteration. The patterns are complete and exquisite.

As this is a well-preserved item, slight yellowing, water stains, snags, a few gray stains, and dust on the edges are all normal signs of wear and tear.