A silk obi締め (decorative cord for an obi) featuring delicate green and silver patterns. - Color: Green and Silver - Material: Silk - Design: Delicate pattern - Brand: Pure Silk Saga Nishiki (a type of woven fabric) Thank you for viewing. ************************************************* #DanshariYH "List of Japanese Clothing Items" → Click here ************************************************* This is a brand new, unused obi締め. Saga Nishiki. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned as it is a stored item. Please understand that this is a stored item. Please refrain from purchasing if you are nervous or seeking perfection. It will be sent in simple packaging. Thank you. #Kurotomesode (formal black kimono) #Irotomesode (colored formal kimono) #Furisode (kimono for unmarried women) #Homongi (visiting kimono) #Tsukesage (semi-formal kimono) #Komono (casual kimono) #Tsumugi (pongee) #Oshimatsumugi (Oshima pongee) #YukiTsumugi (Yuki pongee) #Fukuroobi (formal obi) #Hachisun Nagoya Obi (8-sun Nagoya obi) #Hakata Obi (Hakata obi) #Hakata Ori (Hakata weave) #Seijinshiki (Coming-of-Age Ceremony) #Wafuku (Japanese clothing) #Waso (Japanese attire) #Kimono (Japanese traditional garment) #Kimono #Obi (sash) #Kitsuke (dressing in kimono) #Ochakai (tea ceremony) #Nyugakushiki (entrance ceremony) #Nyuuenshiki (kindergarten entrance ceremony) #Sotsugyoshiki (graduation ceremony) #SotsuenShiki (kindergarten graduation ceremony) #Kekkonshiki (wedding) #Remake (remake) #Remake Kimono (remade kimono)