※ This item is not subject to discounts. [Haebaru Hanaori] inherited in Haebaru, Okinawa. This is a piece woven by [Toshio Nohara, a traditional craftsman] with meticulous handwork, featuring delicate patterns and the three-dimensional effect of floating Hanaori. The obi features a deep indigo and sumi-black base with a smooth texture, on which Ryukyu Hanaori patterns are woven in a variety of colors. The three-dimensional patterns unique to Hanaori softly emerge, and the more you look at it, the more you appreciate it. While retaining a classical taste, the color scheme has a modern and refined impression, which is due to Mr. Nohara's reliable sense of color and weaving technique. Haebaru Hanaori uses a complex technique of weaving patterns with various silk threads in a floating weave, so it takes a lot of effort and advanced skills to finish one piece. Therefore, the number of items available on the market is small, and it is a highly rare item. ◆ With tailoring ◆ Wearing period: Autumn and Spring (lined and unlined) ◆ Matching kimono: Solid color kimono, Komon, woven kimono, etc. -------------------------------------------------- ◆ Product images are taken as close to the actual colors as possible, but the colors may differ slightly from the actual product depending on the screen settings of your computer or smartphone, and the lighting environment of your room. ◆ Until the completion of tailoring Usually, a fukuro obi takes about 1 to 1.5 weeks. A Nagoya obi takes about 2 weeks. Please note that it may take more than 10 days during busy seasons such as the year-end and New Year holidays, Obon, and Golden Week. ◆ In the unlikely event that there is a problem with the item, we will respond promptly. We kindly ask that you contact us before leaving a review. ※ Please understand the above contents before purchasing. -------------------------------------------------- #kimono #silk #NagoyaObi #HaebaruHanaori #Hanaori #ToshioNohara #OshimaTsumugi #YukiTsumugi #UshikubiTsumugi #Komon #Awase #Hitoe #Indigo