This beautiful Nagoya obi features auspicious patterns of gold and silver threads, woven in Juko-ori. The base color is a pale celadon, making it an elegant obi. ※ Juko-ori (寿光織) is a type of fukuro obi that primarily uses the "nuitori chijimi" (縫い取り縮緬) technique, lavishly using colored threads and gold threads to weave the patterns, resulting in the highest quality silk fabric. Juko-ori, also renowned as a white fabric manufacturer, is characterized by its three-dimensional patterns and profound splendor, holding a high status as an obi to be paired with formal kimonos such as visiting kimonos and black formal kimonos. Although the description mentions a fukuro obi, I believe this is a Nagoya obi. There are stains in several places, including the reverse side. There are also fold creases. While it can still be used as an obi, perhaps it would be suitable for remaking. Although it is a high-quality item, I am offering it at a bargain price. As it was entrusted to me, I do not have detailed information about it.