Too cute!? New ★ 3-piece set of 2 frilly obijime (sash cords) and a ribbon clip! A luxurious, sophisticated, and cute frilly obijime that's packed with charm! ★ 300 yen off sale for purchases over 4500 yen! ※Applicable only to Japanese accessories ⚠️ Unauthorized copying and image use are prohibited!! ⚠️ Make cuteness more casual and accessible! I want to enjoy yukata (summer kimono)! Originally priced at 5500 yen, for a limited time and quantity, we're offering a set for 3100 yen ♡♡♡ [From the creator] I want to make all the girls in Japan cute! This is very difficult to make, so I apologize for the price. 😅 It's a lot of work to shape a fabric obijime, right? For those who want to do it themselves! Don't have time! I've made an easy-to-attach obijime that you just tie with a string, so you don't have to worry about it slipping! Too frilly? It's cute, so it's okay!! Following my image, I used 130cm of luxurious velour fabric and made it super frilly and fluffy, like, what is this?! There are two, so you can arrange them freely! You can easily create your own unique obijime! The fluffy, smooth frills are incredibly lovely and will definitely lift your spirits!! While voluminous, the soft, light colors won't be too flashy and will look natural ^ ^ Recommended for everyone from yukata beginners to veterans, from kids to trendy girls! ♡ How to attach ♡ It's super easy to attach ★ Just wrap the string around your obi (sash) and tie a ribbon in the back, then adjust the frills ★ For obi decorations for yukata, kimono, and furisode (long-sleeved kimono) For sash belts for party dresses and wedding dresses As a belt for everyday wear, a hat decoration, a headband, and more!! [Size] Width 7cm Frill part: 130cm String: Approximately 140cm The surface is slightly fluffy and has a velour-like texture Yukata, obi decoration, stylish, cute, obijime, decorative string, tulle lace, ribbon, frills, furisode, kimono, obijime, velvet, decorative string, children, kids, jinbei (summer kimono for children), festivals, Bon Odori, Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three Festival), Hina Matsuri (Doll Festival), New Year's, shrines, Hatsumiyamairi (first shrine visit), Okuizome (first meal ceremony), Seijin Shiki (Coming-of-Age Ceremony), weddings, shiromuku (white wedding kimono), princess, Lolita, Gothic Lolita, obijime