⭐️ It has long been said that the obi (sash) is "Kawashima" and the kimono is "Chiso." The Imperial Family and those attending the Nobel Prize ceremony always choose this combination. ⭐️ This item is a "Kawashima Orimono-made" hand-woven "Karaori" Ro (summer) Nagoya obi. It looks like it has been embroidered, but this is a high-class woven fabric made using the Uiori technique, which weaves the pattern as if it were embroidery. ✳️ Kawashima Orimono has stopped producing Nagoya obi, so they are only available as used items, making them very rare. It is new and unused, but I have decided to sell it because my tastes have changed and I haven't had a chance to wear it. It can be worn with a wide range of outfits, from semi-formal kimonos to woven kimonos such as Komon, Tsumugi, and Omeshi. It can be matched without being outshone by the kimono, even when you think that a double taiko (obi knot) is a bit much. It is perfect for tea ceremonies, and the color is an elegant pale pink. ◎ Purchase price: 250,000 yen ◎ Scotchgard processing I have many other items for sale. ↓ From here #Mii Kimono/Obi ♦︎ Other items are for reference only (hand-painted wax-resist dyed Ro Tsumugi Homongi (visiting kimono)) [Kawashima Orimono] A textile manufacturer with a history of over 170 years since the first Jinbei Kawashima founded it in Kyoto, and a long-established purveyor to the Imperial Household Agency of Nishijin-ori. The obi, made with the highest peak of Nishijin techniques, is known for its design expression and reliable quality cultivated since its founding, its beauty, and its soft and supple texture despite its high density, and its comfortable fit, which makes even kimono enthusiasts say, "さすが Kawashima no obi (さすが is an expression of admiration)." ※ The color may differ from the image. We do not accept cancellations due to a different color after purchase, so please feel free to comment if you are concerned m(_ _)m #Kawashima Orimono #Ro #Nagoya Obi #Karaori 212500