Blue, Blue-系, Dragonfly Brooch Optional Obi-dome (Sash Clasp) The photo with the obijime (sash cord) shows the actual item. Vivid blue and light blue colors. Beautiful and eye-catching. Large size. Dragonflies have been considered auspicious creatures in Japan since ancient times, especially as "Kachimushi" (winning insects), symbolizing good luck in battle and success in life. Their habit of only moving forward and never retreating makes them a symbol of victory. Material: Acrylic resin and sparkling stones. Size: 48 x 78mm To use the brooch as an obi-dome: ① Place the brooch pin vertically and thread the obijime through it. This allows for thick cords, thick obijime, and round cords to be used as an obi-dome. It will be horizontal. Since the brooch pin is thin and there is only one, the obi-dome金具 (fitting) provides more stability. There is stability with thick cords or cords of the perfect width. If you want to use earring backs to center the brooch on the obijime, add +10 yen. ② +350 yen for Obi-dome金具 (fitting) converter (medium) Gold color (Silver is out of stock. It's on the back of the main body, so it won't be visible from the front). Hole width: Approximately 11mm, height 3mm For Sanbu-himo (a type of sash cord) Pin insertion length: Outer diameter 15mm The part that goes through the brooch pin is 12mm The brooch pin needs to be 16mm or longer. Reho (seller's name) Generally easy-to-use size. ③ +450 yen for Obi-dome金具 (fitting) converter (large) Silver available. Hole width: Approximately 14mm, height 3mm Pin insertion length: Outer diameter 20mm The brooch pin needs to be 21mm or longer. +170 yen for Nekopos (delivery service) +300 yen for a gift box with a ribbon Contact before purchase. Discounts available for multiple purchases / See profile Accessory Shop Shanti Please follow. #Obidome #Obidome #Summer #Dragonfly #Tonbo #LightBlue #Obikazari (sash ornament) #Antique #Swarovski #Stylish #Oshikatsu (supporting your favorite) #Obijime #Sanbu-himo #Kimono #Lace #Yukata #Hanhaba (half-width obi) #Obi #Long #Haori (jacket) #Himo (cord) #Wrinkle #Heiko (a type of obi) #Kazarihimo (decorative cord) #Nezuke (netsuke) #Netsuke #Furisode (long-sleeved kimono) #Homongi (formal visiting wear) #Set #Casual #Komon (casual kimono) #Fukuroobi (formal obi) #Obiage (sash panel) #Hair ornament #Hair #Accessories #Basket #Beads #Bag #Zori (sandals) #Haneri (collar) #Tabi (socks) #Kasaneri (layered collar) #Geta (wooden clogs) #Goodluck #Everydaywear #Cotton #Chirimen (crepe) #Meisen (silk fabric) #Hitoe (unlined kimono) #Sha (thin silk) #Ro (open weave silk) #Awase (lined kimono) #Stick #Kanzashi (hairpin) #Younbu-himo (a type of sash cord) #Wa (Japanese) #Komono (small items) #Waso (Japanese clothing) #Nagoyaobi (obi) #Beautiful #Share (stylish) #Tsumugi (pongee) #Fireworks #Hair #Festival #Glassstone #Wa (Japanese) #Modern #Wayofusho (fusion of Japanese and Western styles) #Yosho (Western clothing) #Mix #Coordination #AccessoryShopShanti