Thank you for viewing. This is a fukuro obi (formal obi) woven by Kawashima Orimono, featuring Shippo (seven treasures), Hiegaki (cypress fence), Hanabishi (stylized diamond), and Seigaiha (wave) patterns. It is a beautiful piece with traditional Japanese patterns based on pale colors. There is a mark inside the closed tare-saki (the end of the obi that hangs down). ■Size (cm) ・Length: Approximately 424 ・Width: 31.5 ■Pattern Rokutsu (six-panel design) ■Condition There is a slight stain on the front pattern. ■Material Silk Product number: 022a #tmg25021360 022a tmg25021360 Please understand that there may be slight variations in size. We inspect the items, but there may be some overlooked stains or imperfections. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a perfect item, as this is a pre-owned item. The color of the photo may differ from the actual product depending on the lighting and the settings of your device. Please understand and agree before purchasing. We will ship the item compactly. Furisode (long-sleeved kimono), Komon (casual kimono), Homongi (visiting kimono), Tsukesage (semi-formal kimono), Kimono, Tsumugi (pongee), Obi (sash), Hakata Obi, Fukuro Obi (formal obi), Nagoya Obi (informal obi), Kurotomesode (formal black kimono), Tomesode (formal kimono), Japanese clothing, Share-obi (stylish obi), Wedding, Coming-of-Age Ceremony #TSUMUGI's Kimono