Unused obi fabric, pre-treated for dyeing Yoshino Lattice, dyed Original price: 700,000 yen "Yoshino Lattice (Yoshino Goushi)" is a refined lattice pattern seen in obi and kimono, named after Yoshino Tayu, who loved it during the Edo period. It features a flat-woven base with a raised, three-dimensional lattice pattern, similar to Sanada braid. Using the same technique as Okinawa's "Roadon weaving," it is popular as a stylish obi with character, suitable for a wide range of occasions from casual to formal. This is a very tasteful and high-quality obi that expresses Yoshino weaving through dyeing.