Tatsumura Nagoya obi. Used only once after purchase. The fabric has a moderate firmness and is very easy to tie. It is made with an open hem, and the otaiko (drum-shaped knot) part is double-layered, as shown in photos 7 and 8. It can be used as a slightly more formal obi than a casual Nagoya obi. However, as shown in photo 6, it also looks good with tsumugi silk. Although not pictured, it is also suitable for patterned komon silk. This is a versatile obi that can be used for a wide range of occasions, from lessons to outings like lunch. The colors in photos 7 and 8 are closest to the actual color. It's a slightly brighter color than deep crimson. No storage odor. No visible stains or dirt. Almost no wrinkles from wear as it was only used once. There was a name for the pattern, but I can't find the paper it was written on. I am decluttering because I have accumulated too many items. I purchased this several years ago for 70,000 yen at a specialty kimono recycle shop in Ginza, Tokyo. - Material: Pure silk - Size: Width 30.5 cm Thank you for looking.