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This is a handmade silk kimono and obi, made for a tall man. The fabric is a beautiful butterfly pattern. It comes from 1904 or 1905, because it was made for my grandfather, George Freeland, who built the Pioneer Inn, the oldest hotel in Hawaii. He was 6'5", so it is a longer than usual kimono.
It is in excellent condition with no holes, rips, or tears.
64” from sleeve edge to sleeve edge
30-1/2” from armpit to armpit
OBI: 93-1/2” long x 8-1/2” wide
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