Kakugo-obi (Men's Sash) - Unused Nishijin Tsuzure Ori (Tapestry Weave) Hand-woven Obi Plain, Brown-toned (Color closest to the eye in photo ①) Tasseled finish Size: Width 9.7 cm (Total width 19.4 cm) Length: Approximately 4.18 meters This is a tsuzure-ori, said to be the highest grade of woven fabric. The reason is... When new, it is somewhat stiff and heavy with thread, and may seem difficult to tie, but it will eventually become supple and conform to the body, a characteristic of hand-woven fabrics. Then, the comfort of tying is preserved, so the trick is not to tighten it too much. It won't loosen. Eventually, it will develop an indescribable texture, and tsuzure-ori is said to be a strong and soft obi that can be worn for three generations. Is the tightness of the tie the same as for a woman's obi...? The seller loves tsuzure-ori. [ Plain Brown-toned Tsuzure-ori Kakugo-obi ] Suitable for fashionable wear and tea ceremonies, It can also be coordinated with slightly formal kimono and is considered useful. By all means, Please add a tsuzure-ori obi to your kimono life and nurture it. For those who are interested, Thank you very much for viewing.