Sore ya soisoi andon kage wo Sore ya soisoi koromo ni matote Dore hitotsu kanade wo no mai ōgi #Ryūgū Mai Onna Maiko 2-Way Futaba Tsubasa Kanmuri Darari Obi "Hōō Hana" (Phoenix Flower) The celebratory song is reflected in the obi with brocade. Thoughts subtly reflected within the gorgeous splendor. We send the brilliance that those who live in the fleeting world wear. 2-piece obi (1 body wrap, 1 front decoration) Decoration part: Approximately 80cm You can use it without a pillow, so you can wear a full-fledged maiko costume with just one kimono you have. The photos show it worn without a pillow. If you bring it to the front, it can also be used like an oiran's itaita obi. Please enjoy it in various ways to your liking. ★How to use★ This is a 2-piece obi consisting of a body wrap and a decorative part. The decorative part has an insertion, so you can use it just by inserting it into the obi. Wrap the body wrap with the string side down. If the bottom of the body wrap with the string is tightly tightened, it's okay even if the insertion surface above is loose. Rather, it might be easier to attach the decoration if it's loose. Insert the decorative part into the obi and it's complete. About the koshihimo (waist string) (Photo 4) The string of the waist obi is usually tucked in, but it is made to look like a decoration even if it comes out while moving. Normal koshihimo is white, but we use colored cloth, and you can enjoy it as a decorative string by deliberately tightening it so that it is visible. I wanted to create this obi to make a full-fledged costume with as few materials and weight as possible when wearing it. You can enjoy a different kind of gorgeousness from the itaita obi. Please try it for maiko cosplay, events, Halloween costumes, and stage performances. (There are people who have used it at online events.)