My mother, a Japanese dancer, my wife, and my younger sister are selling kimonos and obi that they no longer wear. These items were purchased through connections with kimono shops, but are unused and will be offered at a bargain price. This is a six-panel fukuro obi (formal obi) from Nishijin's long-established weaver, "Juraku." It features "Kinkazan Rina Ori" (Kinkazan Rina weave) with designs of hollyhock, ivy and grapes, shippo (seven treasures) patterns, and Karaori embroidery. Juraku is highly regarded for refusing machine weaving and mass production, instead establishing its own workshops and focusing on sophisticated designs and hand processing. This is an exquisite fukuro obi from Juraku, a brand known for its reliability and trust. The obi is made of a supple, brown, textured weave. The "Kinkazan Rina Ori" is richly embroidered with Karaori, and the "hollyhock, ivy and grape, and shippo patterns" are depicted in striking, impactful designs, showcasing the techniques of artistic weaving. The obi core is made of silk. [Uses] Suitable for elegant komon (casual kimono), tsukesage (semi-formal kimono), iromuji (single-color kimono), and homongi (visiting kimono), as well as high-quality tsumugi (pongee), craft weaves, and Omeshi (a type of silk fabric). It was custom-made two years ago and has been worn twice. There are no significant flaws, and it is a clean and beautiful item. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a new item or if you are unable to understand the nature of used items. [Original Price] Approximately 627,000 yen [Material] Pure silk, "Kinkazan Rina Ori" hollyhock, ivy and grape, shippo patterns, Karaori embroidery, six-panel fukuro obi [Condition] Beautiful, A-class condition [Dimensions] Width: 8 sun 2 bu (31cm), Length: 4m 44cm ★The original box is for my personal use, so the item will be shipped in a tatami paper wrapping. ☆Due to the high value of this item, returns are not accepted to avoid any potential issues.