This is a two-layer Taiko obi, a masterpiece, made into an easy-to-wear, one-touch type. It's an integrated type with Velcro, making it easy to put on. The obi is made without cutting it, so it can be returned to its original single-obi state. It is carefully tailored using both machine and hand sewing. Wide, high-strength, domestically-made Velcro is used to prevent slippage. ... This is a formal two-layer Taiko obi suitable for celebrating special occasions such as graduation ceremonies, entrance ceremonies, Shichigosan (Children's Day), and other happy events. It is in overall beautiful condition. This is a bag obi with a sophisticated design featuring auspicious patterns on a diagonal, and the luxurious shine of gold and silver threads and foil. The dynamic composition and high-quality foil work create a sense of depth and dignity. It combines formality and modernity, and is a masterpiece that exudes a presence suitable for formal occasions. Material: Silk Otaiko size: 32cm Waist size: Adjustable up to approximately 95cm *Suitable for waist sizes after correction and dressing, and can be worn by slender to average body types. ◎The Velcro can be secured by fastening only about 1/3 of it. ... *For repeat customers/bulk purchases, we will discount 500 yen per item. Please refrain from price negotiations. *It may be folded small for shipping. *Because force is applied when using it, the threads are knotted and treated with extra length to prevent unraveling. Please be careful if you shorten them yourself. *As this is a used item, any noticeable stains or scratches are described in the product description, but there may be minor oversights or odors from storage. If you are looking for a perfect condition, please refrain from purchasing. Please check the photos and only purchase if you are satisfied with the condition of the item. #Obi #OneTouchObi #TsukuriObi #TsukeObi #KeisoObi #Kimono #Yukata #Homongi #HanhabaObi #HeikoObi #Obijime #Obiage #NagoyaObi #FukuroObi #Waso #OdoriYo #HakataOri #EntranceCeremony #GraduationCeremony #Shichigosan