This salmon pink color is gentle, and the simple shibori (tie-dye) makes it very versatile. The part that is hidden as an obi makura (obi pillow) is not shibori. Although it has been stored unused, I have stained it due to mishandling during storage. I'm selling it at a bargain price because of this. Shibori obijime (sash ties) are often imagined as being used with furisode (long-sleeved kimono) to create a fluffy, raised look, but if you show a little of it from the top of the obi like a regular obijime, you can coordinate it widely, from formal visiting wear to紬 (tsumugi, a type of silk fabric). By using a shibori obijime, you can create a soft, feminine atmosphere instead of a sharp, urban look. Especially with komon (casual kimono) as street wear or fashionable wear, you can freely mix and match, so why not change your mood and try a shibori obijime?