A silk obi (formal belt) woven with floral and geometric patterns on a black background. The design in image 6 extends from the te-saki (hand tip) to the tare-saki (tail tip), and the floral pattern acts as a focal point, continuing from the te-saki and the second wrap around the body to the tare-saki. It's closer to a "ro-tsu" (six-section) obi. Image 2 shows the te-saki, image 3 the body section, and image 4 the otaiko (back) section. The lining is plain black (image 5). The impression of the otaiko can be changed depending on which part is displayed (images 13-14). Gold and silver threads are used in the patterns of the body and otaiko, creating a beautiful and glamorous shine. The design, which looks like a single flower is added to the tare-saki, is also a cute touch. Image 8 shows a mark and what appears to be a symbol in the center. It is likely a work by an artist, but this has not been confirmed. Images 17-19 show the obi paired with Oshima Tsumugi (a type of silk fabric) as a reference. Please note that the kimono, obiage (sash scarf), obijime (sash cord), and obidome (sash clasp) in the images are not included in the product and the price is for the obi only. Regarding the color, the color in image 3 is the closest to the actual color as seen on my monitor. Comparing it with the "Japanese Traditional Colors: Washoku Daijiten," the base color is "black," and the patterns include colors such as "usuzakura (pale cherry blossom pink)," "mizuasagi (pale blue-green)," "kogane (gold)," "fujinezumi (pale purple-gray)," and "jinsankou (deep red)." This obi has a striking impact with its gold and silver threads. Although there are slight signs of wear on the lining, the overall condition is good, and there are no significant flaws. 《Dimensions》 ・Total length: Approximately 451cm ・Width: Approximately 31cm Please read my profile before considering a purchase.