This is a reversible hanhaba obi (half-width obi) made by combining a semi-antique, shimmering "kira-kira" fabric with a brightly colored Edo Komon. The "kira-kira" fabric is a lovely piece with gold thread woven to outline the patterns. The Edo Komon features a red "gyougi" pattern, giving a bright, solid color feel with a sharp, dignified appearance. This is a handmade hanhaba obi, made by deconstructing, washing, and remaking a kimono. This obi was sewn by a friend who is good at sewing, and it has a crisp finish. It has a moderate stiffness due to the interfacing inside, and can be used as a hanhaba obi or as an adult heko obi (soft obi). ☆ Please read the profile before purchasing. Made: Hanhaba Obi, Reversible, Handmade Materials: Unknown/Silk Colors: The colors in images 1 and 4 are the closest. *Colors may appear different depending on your monitor environment. Please be aware of this. Condition: There are seams and slight stains. For those who understand kimono remakes. Obi Width: 16 cm Length: 424 cm *Please forgive any slight errors. [About Combining Remade Hanhaba Obis] ・Remade hanhaba obis → No discount (Shipping costs increase) ・With kimonos or Nagoya obis, etc. → 500 yen off (Shipping costs decrease) #mirinekimono #mirinehandmadeobi Coordination Example Antique Komon…Will be listed soon Tsumugi and accessories are not for sale.