Women's Tailored Silk Nagoya Obi Belt - Beige, Chrysanthemum Pattern-
20038361-02
Regular price $468.00
[Special about this product]
This obi belt is a Tailored Silk Nagoya Obi* , Rokutsuugara pattern* for Japanese traditional kimono.
*WE SELL ONLY OBI BELT.
*Kimono wearing image is for illustration purposes.
[Features]
Beige background
Light Purple,Light Blue and Pink Chrysanthemum Pattern
[Materials]
Over 95% Silk
Less than 5% Rayon and Polyester (gold and silver thread)
Made in Japan
Certificate No. 279 with certificate from Yasaka Orimono Co., Ltd.
[Care]
◆Even if you do not wear this obi, please dry it in the shade on a sunny day with little humidity twice a year, in comfortable weather.
◆After wearing it, dry the garment in the shade for a few hours to dissipate body heat and moisture for long-lasting use.
[Recommended Products]
・Other Obi Belts
*Nagoya Obi
*Rokutsugara pattern; One type of obi, which is wrapped around the body and has a pattern from the tip and front of the obi to the tip of the tare, is called a "Rokutsugara" pattern.
*Please note that the color of the product can look slightly different depending on the environment such as the computer screen.
This obi belt is a Tailored Silk Nagoya Obi* , Rokutsuugara pattern* for Japanese traditional kimono.
*WE SELL ONLY OBI BELT.
*Kimono wearing image is for illustration purposes.
[Features]
Beige background
Light Purple,Light Blue and Pink Chrysanthemum Pattern
[Materials]
Over 95% Silk
Less than 5% Rayon and Polyester (gold and silver thread)
Made in Japan
Certificate No. 279 with certificate from Yasaka Orimono Co., Ltd.
[Care]
◆Even if you do not wear this obi, please dry it in the shade on a sunny day with little humidity twice a year, in comfortable weather.
◆After wearing it, dry the garment in the shade for a few hours to dissipate body heat and moisture for long-lasting use.
[Recommended Products]
・Other Obi Belts
*Nagoya Obi
*Rokutsugara pattern; One type of obi, which is wrapped around the body and has a pattern from the tip and front of the obi to the tip of the tare, is called a "Rokutsugara" pattern.
*Please note that the color of the product can look slightly different depending on the environment such as the computer screen.