Price reduced m(_ _)m Fukuro Obi (Japanese formal obi) Gold thread Nishijin-ori (woven in Nishijin, Kyoto) Geometric pattern, modern Squares Formal wear, celebrations Tea ceremony, first tea ceremony of the year, weddings, entrance/graduation ceremonies Theater Gold thread, understated (all the sparkling parts are gold thread; they look silver in the image, but they are not silver) Looks like embroidery, but it's woven Beige background Ro-tsu (six panels with design) Awase (lined) May be usable for Hitoe (unlined) Worn a few times with care; not much wear after tying Looks clean with no noticeable stains or damage Received high praise when worn at a tea ceremony High-quality weave I like it, but I'm selling it because I want a new one Suitable for Edo Komon (fine patterned kimono), Iromuji (single-color kimono), Tsukesage (semi-formal kimono), and Homongi (visiting kimono) Length: Approximately 437cm Width: Approximately 31cm I have taken good care of it, but please understand that it is a used item stored at home and inspected by an individual. There may be oversights. The perception of condition may vary from person to person. Returns and cancellations due to slight dimensional errors, the stated condition, color, or smell are not accepted. (I'm not particularly concerned about the smell.) If you have any concerns, please ask in the comments before purchasing. Type: Obi (sash) Material: Silk