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Long Narrow Sash. Made of white synthetic material and tie dyed in four spots in an orange crinkled design. Sash was formed by doubling and folding the cloth length wise to make it thicker. The ends have been folded in and stitched together.

Men's Formal Obi Light weight black silk sash decorated with kanoka shibori design. A series of white dots extends across the end of the sash in a wave like shape with two well head motifs with in the wave. Another band of dots extends below the wave…

Woman's Obi to be worn at all Seasons Jacquard woven obi with orange background and a blue gold white and beige repeating design over the length of the sash. There are chrysanthemums cherry blossoms bamboo leaf repeating design gift boxes and wagon…

Sash worn with Yukata (?) Black weft faced silk with a band running length wise with supplementary warp which forms plum blossom design. The warp threads have been left long and knotted and braided into decorative ties on either end.

Sash to hold Kimono in Place under Obi. Pale pink silk chifon rectangle with roled and stitched edges.

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

Sash for securing Kimono Light pink synthetic cloth with a "popcorn" texture sewn in half lengthwise and pleated together at the ends 3 1/2" from the ends are double rows of red machine stitching.

Red cloth sash with yellow blue green and white woven designs. The design consists of two bands of alternating colors running the length of the sash. Alternating yellow and white lines form alternating bands of red blue red green red ble and red. At…

Black silk brocade obi with same color design of mountains pine chrysanthe- mum and plum blossom. Underside is lined with black cotton twill.

Man's Handwoven cotton fabric with white borders (1/2") and white center (1 3/4"). Colored stripes (1 1/4" ) are black rust green rust black black black/white combinationsrust black/orange mix are repeated. Note: Collected in Laos 1962-1964.