I went all the way to Okachimachi and purchased some wonderful pearls (☆▽☆) Freshwater pearls and moonstone Small Ethiopian opals and topaz I arranged them in a balanced way and finished them ✨️ Wonderful... It adds an accent to kimonos and obi, and enhances your coordination (☆▽☆)(☆▽☆) As for myself, I wear haori even with formal kimonos and "tsukesage" (semi-formal kimono), so I was particular about the quality so that it could shine beautifully on a high-quality obi... Since it has no color, you can use it with various kimonos and enjoy coordinating... I think it will be a very useful piece for any time of the year. From summer organza haori and monsha haori to the season of lined kimonos, I think it will be a great success all year round. ◕‿◕｡ It's a handmade, one-of-a-kind item that you won't find anywhere else! Quality that suits high-class kimono I'm working hard to find the wonderfulness that you can't find in commercial products (☆▽☆) You can see other haori cords on sale from here #MiwagoNaturalStoneHaoriCords 〈Materials Used〉 Center pearl: about 10mm Length including the lobster clasp: about 18cm Wire used The length is almost the same as commercially available magnetic haori cords (☆∀☆) #HaoriCords #NaturalStoneHaoriCords #PowerStoneHaoriCords #PearlHaoriCords #PearlHaoriCords #Kimono #Komono (casual kimono) #Tsumugi (pongee) #Fukuroobi (formal obi) #NagoyaObi (casual obi) #HalfCollar #LaceHalfCollar #Obijime (obi cord) #Obiage (obi sash) #AntiqueKimono #Haori (kimono jacket) #LongHaori #OrganzaHaori #MonshaHaori #BeadedHaoriCords