The pattern on this is only on a couple yards of fabric because the bolt was made to be turned into a houmongi. A houmongi is a style of kimono that has a connected pattern on the bottom and a similar design on the upper half - usually on the right sleeve.

Width: 35cm (13.5")
Length: 12 meters (13 yards)

Age:
1970s

Fabric Quality:
Silk, soft, geometric patterns slightly stiff due to golden paint
C - Large, though light colored, patches of storage and age stains through much of the fabric, including right next to the patterned areas. The storage staining is likely due to not being stored in a consistently low-humidity, temperature-controlled environment.

Cleaning:
Dry Clean Only!
Air outside on a dry day a couple times a year.

Quality Rank (Outer Fabric):
S = Near Mint Condition, No signs of aging, staining, or wear.
A = A very small amount of staining or aging can be seen, such as one or two age spots.
B = Signs of use and a few small stains or many tiny stains (such as dots from aging).
C = Stains are easy to spot, large, and/or numerous, and may contrast heavily with the fabric.
D = Holes or very large stains. Significant signs of aging and use may also be seen.
E = Salvage only.