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Thank you for viewing. It has become difficult to find such beautiful items even in Tsugaru. This is a truly exceptional Nagoya obi. One wonders how much time has passed. The intricate and beautiful Kogin-zashi, which seems to stretch back into the mists of time, soothes the heart the more one gazes upon it. The sashiko embroidery that spreads across the entire obi features traditional patterns, and rather than a stylish obi, it is a genuine, orthodox style of Tsugaru Kogin-zashi, a Nagoya obi. The color is a soft, sage green, reminiscent of plant-based dyes. (The dyeing method is unknown.) The threads used in the patterns are a pale off-white and a pale peach color, matching the base color of the obi. The color of the obi fabric is also a standard color for Kogin-zashi, with a gentle impression, lacking the intensity of a dark navy blue. Although this item is made of linen fabric, it can be worn throughout the year, excluding the height of summer. (I was told this by a kimono shop staff member.) The item is in beautiful condition, having only been tried on. There are no major noticeable stains or damage on the fabric. This uses linen fabric, which is the original Kogin-zashi that has been passed down from ancient times in Tsugaru. However, it is not entirely certain whether it is 100% linen. In making the obi, a few percent of other materials may be mixed in to ensure the item looks beautiful when worn and for durability. (I heard this from someone who handles Kogin-zashi fabrics before.) Also, due to the nature of linen fabric, there is a slight fuzziness. (This is also a characteristic of linen fabric.) There are multiple fold lines due to long-term storage. There may also be other minor, overlooked stains. Please understand this. Size: Width: 32cm Length: 360cm Please allow for some margin of error. The pattern on the Otaiko (back of the obi) may differ from the photo depending on body type and how it is worn. The actual color may differ slightly from the photos depending on your computer, mobile phone, or tablet. Please understand. I do not recommend this purchase to those with a discerning eye or those seeking a brand-new item. This item is a long-term storage item and is not completely new. Please read the photos and description carefully and consider before purchasing. The item does not have a dedicated box, but it will be wrapped in new tatou paper (wrapping paper for kimono) and shipped. Thank you for your consideration.
2 months ago