The season for final preparations for furisode (long-sleeved kimono) is here! ^_^ Western-style accessories are still rare, making them the cutting edge of fashion! You're sure to be a winner! Perfect for furisode, fireworks displays, summer festivals, and outings in Kyoto and Asakusa ^ ^ A 2-piece set! A large lace piece and a pearl and gold lace obi decoration that's adorable ♡ ⚠️No plagiarism or image use!!⚠️ Make cute more casual and accessible! I want to enjoy yukata (summer kimono)! Pearl 4cm wide obi: 1300 yen Flower embroidery 11cm wide: 1500 yen But, 2-piece set: 1980 yen! A great deal ★ Now that the coronavirus is over, the season for festivals and fireworks displays is truly upon us! It's trending on Instagram! Western-style accessories for yukata! Incorporating Western styles into Japanese attire, a perfect blend of Japanese and Western, truly reminiscent of the Taisho era! It goes perfectly with a fluffy, wrinkled heko obi (soft obi) ✳︎ I thought, "This is so cute!" and looked for it online and in stores, but they all cost 2000-4000 yen... So, I decided to make my own ★✴︎ The easiest Japanese accessory to incorporate ^ ^ A trendy, elegant, and stylish lace, pearl, and ribbon decorative cord ✴︎✴︎ It's incredibly easy to match with any color yukata! Recommended for a wide range of people, from yukata beginners to veterans, from kids to modern girls, and even older people! It's super easy to put on ★ Just wrap it over your existing obi and tie a ribbon at the back ★ For obi decorations for yukata, kimono, and furisode For sash belts for party dresses and wedding dresses As a belt for everyday wear, a hat decoration, a headband, and more! 【Size】 Lace part length: 40-44cm Total length: Approximately 140cm Click here to see our other yukata and kimono-related products ▶︎ Yukata decorative cord, pearl, lace, ribbon, frill, obijime (obi cord), decorative cord, obi decoration, young lady, kimono, furisode, velvet, kazarihimo (decorative cord), children, kids, jinbei (traditional Japanese children's wear), festivals, Bon Odori (Japanese folk dance), Shichi-Go-San (festival for children), Hina Matsuri (Girl's Day), New Year's, shrines, Hatsumiyamairi (first shrine visit), Okuizome (first meal ceremony), Seijin Shiki (Coming of Age Ceremony), weddings, shiromuku (white wedding kimono) 11