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Obi Informal sash with stripes of blue yellow and white blue weft stiffened cotton? plain weave obi is folded in half and stitched along one side the unfinished ends are folded in a beige paper label with black kanji is stuck to the inside of one end…

Obi Single layer silk sash woven so that the central portion is stiffer than the ends which need to be tied white diamond shape cherry blossoms show on the outside of the peachy pink background and on the wrong side the white warp threads show as the…

Stiffener to be worn under an obi (Obi ita) Pin satin fabric with stamped motifs (3 silver--cherry blossom kiri leaf ivy leaf 1 gold--plum blossom) sewn around the edges of two rounded rectangular pieces ofcardboard the back board is cut down in the…

Yukata (informal kimono) A: White cotton kimono with short sleeves rounded at the bottom corner open on inner side bottom charcoal color green and graduating blue overall design of bamboo stalks and leave band shaped collar extends half way down…

Yukata (informal kimono) A: White cotton kimono short sleeves with rounded corner bottom not stitched to body on lower half of sleeve dark blue repeating motifs of irises balloon flowers leaves water and bridges double layer (facing near back…

Kimono Woman's Maroon colored silk? with woven segmented floral design and a resist dyed stencil (katazome) design of white red yellow and grey chrysanthemums with leaves extending the full length of the robe; medium length sleeves open next to the…

Pre-tied Maru Obi Silk brocade with an all-over design of cranes bamboo plum blossoms pine peach chrysanthemum in red peach color orange green black outlined and with a background of gold metallic thread; flat knot at back is created by folding the…

Obi Age sash Red habutae silk sash with unfinished ends white pattern of dots in the design of pine bamboo and oblique lines is created by kanoko shibori (tying white silk with thread to create a resist pattern then dipping it in red dye and removing…

Red silk sash doubled lengthwise and sewn on long edge ends are pleated and sewn silk is lightweight shiny and has lengthwise striated texture.

Obi Jime - Kumihimo Cord Braided silk cord (kumihimo method) which is flattened and has orange threads on one half lengthwise and white on the other; ends with silk threads creating tassels which are tied with orange cotton thread.