Thank you for viewing! I fell in love with and purchased this magenta fabric woven with a large floral pattern, and have been carefully storing it. It's a domestic fabric, but I've forgotten the exact material (I believe it's a blend of cotton, polyester, and silk). The color appears quite bright in the photos, but the actual color is a bit more subdued. There is a seam at the 163cm mark from the edge. I've matched the pattern to make it less noticeable, but please check the photo number 9 before purchasing. The reverse side is a cotton-linen blend with a romantic, oil painting-like floral pattern. I'm also selling a matching han-eri (collar). The turquoise blue hand-dyed obi-jime (cord) used in photo 3 is also for sale. ↓ Click here for kimono-related items ↓ #sava's kimono-related list The obi core has been treated with anti-mold and anti-shrinkage processing, and a high-quality, brushed Mikawa core that blends well with the fabric is carefully hand-sewn. Two layers of medium and thin obi cores are used to create a soft firmness. Width: Approximately 17cm Length: Approximately 420cm *Please note that there may be slight variations. "Floral Pattern (Magenta Pink)" Material: Unknown "Floral Pattern (Beige)" Cotton 55%, Linen 45% "Obi Core" 100% cotton Mikawa core (medium + thin) *The pattern appearance varies depending on the item. The item in these photos will be shipped. The colors may differ from the actual product depending on your monitor or environment, so please ask any questions in the comments. *The fabric has been pre-washed before tailoring, but please refrain from washing. *It will be compressed for shipping, so please open it as soon as possible upon arrival and use a pressing cloth with a medium-heat iron before use. *The small items used in the photos are not included. #furifu #Otsuka Gofukuten #Mamechiyo #Bushoan #Kimono Modern #TSUBAKIAN * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * This handmade hanhaba obi (half-width obi) is made using stored Western clothing fabric, and I learned how to make obi at a Japanese tailoring class. Instead of using adhesive interfacing that peels off in a few years, I use hand-sewn domestic Mikawa core, and the construction is the same as commercially available products. I graduated from a fashion vocational school, so I have professional-level skills in Western tailoring. Production and sales will end when the fabric stock runs out. I do not offer discounts on handmade obi, as I apologize to those who have purchased them before. Please refrain from negotiating discounts on handmade items.