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Homemade Obi Exterior fabric is made of a resist dyed silk crepe with a repeating design of off white squares on brownish red background. Repeated inside and inside the squares is a design of two pomegranates with eaves. The resist design creates a…

Girl's pre-tied obi for 7-5-3 birthday celebration Orange silver and gold brocade cranes with yellow and green pine trees gold and silver tortoise shell design on red background. (symbolizes longevity). Tied in "butterfly" style with two red and…

Nylon heko obi age sash Yellow and bright pink graduated colored background shibori effect textured floral design in 5 clusters bigger floral design in center and smaller at ends. To be worn with yukata for summertime.

Obi sash to be worn with kimono ecru with light blue lines embroidered boat and birds Made of bast fiber (asa) in a gauze weave (ro) doubled and sew down one side. The color is a natural ecru with dyed light blue wavy lines simulating water.…

Muliticolor Obi with illustrations of chrysanthemums on outside and lined with yellow silk brocade.

Green orange and gold brocade obi with chrysanthemum motif. Hemed seem coming undone.

Obi 2 piece plum colored sash with a back bow in rep silk. The sash section has 2 white ties one attached at the end of the belt section and the other near the center front at the bottom edge. The front is embroidered "In Commemoration of the…

Obi A: Sash is made of rep silk with a vermillion background and white supple- mentary weft woven design 4 groups of horizontal lines floral design between two groups of lines at top and the bottom spaces and the center space is woven in triangles…

Informal Obi for Festival Wear The sash is made of shibori dyed turquoise blue and red habutai silk. The red and blue appear in broad diagonal bands separated by white areas of resist. On one side near each end and in the center are tie dyed dots in…

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…