This is a 9-sun Nagoya obi woven with a Rikyubai pattern, and it's easy to put on as it's a through-pattern obi. Thank you for looking. I haven't used it even once because the length is a little short for me. I'm putting it up for sale while it's still in beautiful condition. Plum blossoms have been loved by people since ancient times, and there are various patterns. Among them, the Rikyubai pattern is said to be named after it was used on the natsume (tea caddy) lining of Sen no Rikyu. The Rikyubai pattern woven in flax color on a base of contemporary color to crimson pink is a very elegant item. There are obi with a design similar to those of Tatsumura Bijutsu Orimono, but this item does not have a certificate, so I don't know if it's from Tatsumura. It's one of my favorites, but I hope to pass it on to someone who can use it. 9-sun Nagoya obi, through-pattern Silk Length: Approximately 351cm, Width: Approximately 30.5cm It will be folded and shipped. Please forgive any fold wrinkles. I have many family members and relatives who love kimono, so I have kimonos close at hand. I have accumulated many items, including those I bought myself and those I received, so I will be listing them at my own pace. I would be happy if you would stop by from time to time (^_^) This is a personal sale. Please refrain from purchasing if you are nervous or seeking perfection. Please only purchase if you understand that this is a personal inspection and home storage.