New, unsewn Nishijin-ori six-sided pattern fukuro obi (formal obi). Originating in 18th-century France, it was often used as formal wear and ceremonial dress for women. It was a long dress with a large neckline, revealing the neck, back, and upper chest. It is the women's equivalent of a men's tailcoat. Also known as a robe décolleté. The patterns of the noble robe décolleté have been arranged and expressed in a beautiful color scheme on this Nishijin-ori obi, creating an air of elegance. It can be worn with iro-tomesode (colored formal kimono), houmongi (visiting kimono), iro-muji (colored kimono without pattern), and tsukesage (semi-formal kimono), and can be used for a long time. Suitable for weddings, ceremonies, first tea ceremonies, parties, greetings, accompanying children to entrance/graduation ceremonies and Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three Festival), and theater viewing. This obi will be delivered after being sewn with a cotton core (Kanto style). It will take about 24 days. Type... Obi Obi/Obi-related accessories... Fukuro Obi