Too cute!? For fireworks festivals, summer festivals, and outings in Kyoto and Asakusa ^^ This is a frilly, fluffy, easy-to-wear obi (sash) packed with the cuteness of yukata! ⚠️No plagiarism or image use!!⚠️ Make cuteness more casual and accessible! I want to enjoy yukata!! Regular price: 3000 yen Limited time offer, limited quantity: 2200 yen each ♡♡♡ It's super difficult to make, so I might suddenly stop making them... Absolutely adorable ★ Fluffy tulle is the best ★ Now that the coronavirus restrictions are easing, the season of festivals and fireworks displays is upon us! It's trending on Instagram! Western-style accessories for yukata! Incorporating Western styles into Japanese attire, a perfect blend of Japanese and Western, truly Taisho Roman and Showa retro! It goes perfectly with a fluffy heko obi (soft sash) ✳︎ [From the creator] I'm sorry, this is a bit pricey because it's very difficult to make. The popular heko obi. It's cute, but how do you tie it as fluffy as on Instagram? Have you given up because it's difficult and you don't think you can do it? For those people, I've made a fluffy, easy-to-wear obi! Each one is made carefully and takes time. Just put it on top of your existing obi ♡ It has volume, but the soft, light colors make it easy to achieve a natural look without being too flashy ^^ From yukata beginners to veterans, it won't come undone even if you move around, so it's also recommended for kids! ♡How to attach♡ It's super easy to attach ★ Just put it on top of your existing obi and insert the tulle part! If you're worried, secure it with a safety pin ★ For obi decorations for yukata, kimono, and furisode ※It will be folded for shipping. Please fluff it up when you receive it. ※This is a delicate item, so please do not pull it strongly. Click here to see our other yukata and kimono-related products ▶︎ ▶︎ Yukata, obi decoration, stylish, cute, easy-to-wear obi, decorative cord, tulle lace, ribbon, frills, furisode, kimono, obijime (sash cord), velvet, decorative cord, children, kids, jinbei (summer kimono for children), festival, Bon Odori, Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three Festival), Hina Matsuri (Doll Festival), New Year's, Hatsumiyamairi (first shrine visit), Okuizome (first meal ceremony), Seijin Shiki (Coming-of-Age Ceremony), wedding, shiromuku (white wedding kimono), princess, Lolita, Gothic Lolita, obiage (undersash) 20