I am offering a Wana-ori Kinkazan Fukuro Obi (bag-style obi). It was used once and has been stored at home for a long time. The item is in very good condition. ◇Wana-ori Kinkazan Fukuro Obi◇ Wana-ori: A weaving technique where steel wires are wrapped with warp threads, and then the steel wires are pulled out to create looped rings on the surface of the fabric. Kinkazan-ori: A type of Wana-ori, also related to Mole weave and Bero-do weave. Kinkazan-ori Fukuro Obi are worn with formal kimonos such as Homongi (visiting kimonos), Tsukesage (semi-formal kimonos), Iromuji (single-colored kimonos), and Komon (small-patterned kimonos). Gold and silver threads and foil may also be used, giving a luxurious impression. Wana-ori Kinkazan Fukuro Obi are suitable for formal occasions and are worn at weddings, Shichi-Go-San (Children's Day), and Hatsumode (first shrine visit of the year). The design of the tiara and necklace of the Royal Wedding became "Kinkazan-ori." It is a very luxurious and wonderful obi. Please check the photos and consider purchasing. Thank you. Please check my profile. Thank you for viewing.