A handmade obi for Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three) featuring a red butterfly edged with gold and silver. Nishijin Special Selection - Color: Red, Vermilion - Design: Tortoiseshell pattern with chrysanthemums and butterflies - Material: Probably silk - Usage: Outfit for Shichi-Go-San Thank you for viewing. Price reduced. Unused item with no tying marks. Perfect for Shichi-Go-San shrine visits. Although there is no certificate, I believe it is silk. A red and silver checkered obi締め (tie) will be included as a bonus. 【Size】 Length: 144cm Width: 14cm Please note that there may be slight variations due to amateur measurements. I believe the condition is good, but since it is a personal inspection, there may be other oversights. Also, it has been stored at home, so please check the photos and purchase with the understanding that it is a USED item. I am selling this as I am organizing my kimono collection. I also have other obi and kimono items for sale, so please take a look. ★Instant purchase OK! Shipping included!★ When shipping, it may be folded and packed small, so please understand. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. I will prioritize the person who purchases first, even if there are inquiries. ☆☆☆ Kimono, lined kimono, unlined kimono, formal kimono, furisode (long-sleeved kimono), visiting kimono, Omeshi (silk fabric), Tsukesage (semi-formal kimono), Komon (casual kimono), Yukata (summer kimono) Fabric, kimono fabric, lining, hakkei (kimono lining) silk, Tsumugi (pongee) Haori (kimono coat), coat, Michiyuki (outerwear), haori fabric, haori lining Obi (sash), fukuro obi (formal obi), maru obi (round obi), Nagoya obi (casual obi), hanhaba obi (half-width obi), hoso obi (narrow obi), obi fabric Nagajuban (long undergarment), hadajuban (skin undergarment), kimono slip Formal wear, formal, wedding, reception, coming-of-age ceremony, Shichi-Go-San, kimono party Gofuku (fabric shop), Japanese clothing, Japanese accessories Han-eri (collar), obiage (sash scarf), obijime (sash cord), tabi (split-toe socks), zori (sandals), geta (wooden clogs) ☆☆☆