I am selling at a bargain price kimonos and obi that my mother, who is a Japanese dancer, my wife, and my younger sister no longer wear. These items were purchased through connections with a kimono shop, but they are unused. This is a six-panel fukuro obi (bag-style obi) in white, hand-tied "shifu-ori" (paper cloth weave, a blend of silk and washi paper), supervised by fashion designer Sachiko Hanai, and custom-made by Nishijin Kumiai Orisome-sho "Mikichi." Silk and washi paper are twisted together like paper yarn, then woven into a single thread, creating the hand-tied "shifu-ori" fabric. The white base fabric features a stylish pattern woven with ivory white washi paper. The obi has a silk core. [Uses] Komon (small pattern kimono), Tsukesage (semi-formal kimono), Iromuji (single-color kimono), Homongi (visiting kimono) Tsumugi (pongee), Kogeiori (artisan weave), Omeshi (silk crepe) etc. New ☆ Custom-made 4 years ago and carefully stored at home. There are no noticeable flaws, and it is in pristine, new condition! Please refrain from purchasing if you are overly sensitive, as this is a personal item stored at home. [Original Price] Approximately 524,000 yen [Material] Pure silk, "shifu-ori" (silk and washi paper blend) hand-tied, white, six-panel fukuro obi supervised by fashion designer Sachiko Hanai. [Condition] New [Dimensions] Width: 8 sun 2 bu (31cm), Length: 4m 30cm ★The paulownia wood box is for personal use, so the item will be shipped in a tatami paper wrapping. ☆Due to the high value of this item, returns are not accepted to avoid any potential issues.