Kurotomesode is the most senior formal kimono for Japanese women, usually worn by married women on important occasions such as weddings. It is black as the main color, and the skirt is decorated with gorgeous patterns, such as pine, crane, peony, etc., symbolizing auspiciousness and prosperity. 

 The biggest feature of black sleeves is that they have five home patterns (usually on the back and cuffs), which symbolize dignified and noble. It is often matched with a gorgeous belt (bag belt) embroidered with gold and silver thread and exquisite small things, and the overall style is solemn and elegant. 

 As a dress, black sleeves not only reflect the identity and status of the wearer, but also one of the representatives of traditional and style culture. It is suitable for formal occasions such as weddings and tea parties. Put on black sleeves and feel the beauty of Japanese etiquette and elegance.