I purchased this item from a kimono shop a few years ago for around 450,000 yen, but I never had the opportunity to wear it, so I kept it in storage. A luxurious Karaori obi featuring wisteria, cherry blossoms, plum blossoms, camellias, chrysanthemums, pine, maple leaves, and treasures. The front pattern is the same as the otaiko (back pattern). It can be elegantly paired with visiting kimonos, tsukesage, and iro-mugi (solid-colored kimonos).