Gold does not whisper here. It roars. A formal black tomesode kimono by Shohei Hori （堀省平）— celebrated as the "Magician of Gold" in Japanese textile arts. The hem erupts in sweeping golden waves rendered in his signature Kinsai technique: gold, silver, and platinum leaf applied with extraordinary precision, creating a depth and luminosity that no photograph can fully capture. The body is pure black silk with five family crests (itsutsu-mon) in white, the highest formal dress code in Japanese kimono tradition. The contrast between the absolute black and the blazing gold hem is breathtaking. This is not decoration. This is mastery. Details Body length: 154 cm / Sleeve length (yukitake): 62.5 cm / Sleeve width: 32.5 cm / Front width: 24.5 cm / Back width: 30 cm / Seam allowance (sleeve side): approx. 3 cm / (body side): approx. 3.5 cm Five family crests (itsutsu-mon). Pure silk (Shōken). Hiyoku (double-layered) construction. Artist Profile Shohei Hori （堀省平） is one of Japan's foremost Sayu-zen textile artists, renowned for his extraordinary mastery of gold, silver, and platinum leaf application — a technique so distinctive it has become known simply as "Hori-haku." His work commands a devoted following among celebrities and collectors across Japan, and his kimono are regarded as wearable fine art. Condition Good condition with minor signs of use. Light soiling on the back panel, collar area, and inner lining. No major stains or damage. Please refer to photographs for full details. Shipping Carefully packed and shipped from Japan with tracking. ※ Important Information – Please Read Before Bidding ※ Customs duties, VAT, and import clearance fees are not included in the shipping cost and are the responsibility of the buyer. These charges vary depending on your country's import regulations and are beyond the seller's control. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. All items are carefully packed and promptly shipped with tracking to ensure safe delivery. Please bid with confidence.