Purchased from a kimono shop, this is a genuine silk obi (sash). My mother was drawn to the calm, engi (crimson) color design and purchased it. She bought this obi to match a Yuki-tsumugi kimono. There are two patterns in the middle of the obi (see photo ⑦). The rest of the obi is all engi color. My mother, who loves kimonos, used it once and then carefully stored it at home. She said it cost over 100,000 yen when she bought it. [Super Suzu Processing Guard] Because the Suzu Guard processing, which evenly sprays a fluororesin liquid on each silk thread, is applied, it is safe from accidental water or oil (see photo ⑬). There are no noticeable scratches or stains. Although it is unused, it has been stored at home for a long time, so if you can understand that it is a used item, please consider using it. I am a amateur inspector, so I apologize if I have overlooked anything. Color: Engi (crimson) (photo ⑯) Material: Genuine silk Suzu Guard finish Length: 4m48cm Width: 31cm Tags: Obi Yuki-tsumugi Suzunoya Suzu processing guard Genuine silk Stylish obi Engi color