Silk Fukuro Obi Tailoring Included for TEA ceremony【Nishijin Weave/Rokutō Pattern】

Obiya Sutematsu (Nishijin Textile, Kyoto)
Obiya Sutematsu” is well-known to kimono connoisseurs.
Since its establishment, this long-established weaving company has been consistently engaged in the entire process from designing to weaving, and has been making products with a high degree of care and attention.
They are well known for their unique obis, and have many fans among kimono lovers because of their unique design.
For women, includes free tailoring service.

Please note: This item is an untailored obi. It needs to be tailored before wearing. Once you place your order, we will tailor it and deliver it to you.

Color and Pattern Details
"Made by Master Weaver Soubee Shino, 11th Generation"

Color: black
Pattern: Tropical flowers in pink, light yellow, and light purple.
The flowing stems and gorgeous blooms give this obi an atmosphere of the resilience and splendor of nature.
This obi is suitable for parties and other gorgeous occasions.

Pattern Type
Rokutsuu pattern.
The first wrap around the waist is plain, making it easier to tie.

Delivery Time
It will be tailored and delivered in approximately two weeks.

Please note that returns are not accepted after tailoring.

The tailoring will be in the Fukuro obi style (with cotton lining sewn on both ends to form a bag-like structure).

If you prefer a Bunko-obi style or silk lining, please order those options separately.

Flow of delivery
1. You place an order.
2. It takes about 2 weeks to complete the tailoring.
We will ship your order after the tailoring is completed.

Material

• Outer fabric: 97% silk, 1% nondesignated fiber (paper), 1% rayon, 1% polyester
  Made in Japan
  Certificate No. 48 Obiya Sutematsu Ltd.

Suitable Kimono

Visiting kimono, colored kimono, komon, tsumugi, etc.
Suitable for gorgeous occasions such as parties and casual occasions such as dinner parties and outings with friends.

Obi Care Instructions

• Do not store it in a plastic bag. Keep fragrance sachets or mothballs away from direct contact with the obi, as they can cause discoloration or stains.
• After wearing, hang the obi on a kimono hanger before storing it.
• Even if not worn for a long time, air it out in a shaded area on a clear day to prevent damage and ensure long-term use.