Type: Nagoya obi, dyed obi, all-over pattern, continuous pattern, overall pattern Design: Nanban ship, peacock, peony, mandarin orange, plum, chrysanthemum, exotic design Color: Cream-colored fabric close to white, with pink, green, mustard yellow, etc. Size: Obi width → approx. 30.5cm, Total length → approx. 396cm, Length of the otaiko part → approx. 99.5cm Era of tailoring: Around the early Showa period. Material: Pure silk. Soft fabric. Defects: There are stains on the lining of the otaiko part. Condition: Beautiful item Material is pure silk. I have confirmed with my family who are knowledgeable about kimono, but I myself am a novice, so I cannot make a 100% judgment. I apologize if I am mistaken. In addition to the above, there are also scuffs and peeling on both sides. As this is fabric from an era of hand-painting, color fading and rubbing can be seen in several places as shown in the photos. The largest color fading and defect areas are shown in the photos. In addition to the above, there may be small stains, scratches, and dirt that are not described or shown in the photos. It is not possible to confirm and explain 100% of the small defects of old fabrics. It is still a beautiful item that can be worn, but there may be individual differences in how it is perceived. We ask that you purchase this item with an understanding and acceptance of the fact that it is a used item that has passed through human hands over a long period of time, and that it is an antique or recycled item. Also, please purchase only if you understand that it is stored in a private home. The size is measured by an amateur, so please forgive any slight errors. Regarding the smell, please assume that there is an old smell of camphor or storage in a chest of drawers. I have not specifically mentioned smells that are not noticeable unless you bring your face close to the item. I have been fascinated by antique kimono for many years and have collected them, but most of them have never been worn, or have been worn only once or twice. I plan to gradually sell kimono, obi, haori, etc., mainly antiques. Shipping method → Yu-packet post or Yu-pack (anonymous shipping). Regardless of the listed price, if it fits in a Yu-packet post, I will use the Yu-packet post. I will put it in an OPP bag or zipper bag for waterproof measures, and then put it in a shipping vinyl bag or envelope.