Japanese Yukata – Black with Gold and White Chrysanthemum, Size M-L

Authentic Japanese Vintage Yukata

This is a beautiful vintage Japanese yukata (casual cotton kimono), perfect for summer festivals, casual wear, or as a unique collectible textile.
The yukata features a striking black base decorated with large white and gold chrysanthemum (kiku) motifs, accented with flowing vine-like designs. The bold contrast of colors gives it a refined yet modern appearance.
This yukata can be worn traditionally for festivals or casual outings, or styled as a unique robe at home. It also makes a wonderful collectible for lovers of Japanese textiles, or a striking piece for interior decoration.

✦ Key Features:
* Type: Yukata (unlined cotton kimono)
* Chrysanthemum and Scroll Pattern: A classic, graceful design suitable for both youthful and mature styles
* Perfect for: Summer festivals (matsuri), fireworks displays, casual gatherings, or even indoor loungewear
* This listing is for the Yukata only (obi and accessories are not included).

Please note that:
• Colors may vary in different types of lighting and with different monitor settings

★ Condition
• New
• Designed in Japan

★ Size and Material
* Kimono Size and Material
• Size: M-L
• Kimono Length (Mitake) 167 cm / 65.7 in
• Sleeve Length (Sodetake) 49 cm / 19.3 in
• Yuki (Shoulder and Arm length): 69 cm / 27.2 in
• Suitable height: 163-172 cm / 5.35-5.64 feet
• Material: Cotton (washable)
• Color/Design: Black base with white and gold chrysanthemum pattern
• Style: Yukata

★ How to Wash Washable Kimono or Yukata
(1) Fold the kimono and wash it in a large laundry net.
(2) Add "an appropriate amount of detergent for fashionable clothes"
(3) Wash in "hand wash mode" or "delicate". (don't use the dryer)
(4) Hang dry in indoor or in a place out of direct sunlight. (Take it out of the washing machine immediately after washing)
(5) Iron the kimono as needed. (Always use a cloth like a handkerchief over it. when you iron kimono)
(6) When it is thoroughly dry, fold it and store it.

★ Tips
• Kimono Seasonal Style: Yukata
• Kimono Wearing Season: June to end of September (May to October in warmer areas)
• Kimono Wearing occasions: Fireworks displays, fairs, and Bon dances, events (movies, concerts, festivals...), cafes, dining, shopping, traveling and enjoy in daily life.
• Care: After taking off your Yukata, Obi, Himo strings leave them on a kimono hanger for a day.