A work by Yoshiko Kumagai, a craft artist, textile artist, and Yuzen artist who was active in the Showa 30s-50s (1955-1975) and won numerous awards at traditional craft exhibitions. The design showcases Kumagai's compositional skills, honed through her study of Japanese painting. It features autumn grasses in a vase, with a color scheme reminiscent of a field, a fresh, young green. As a key design element, different patterns are drawn on the front and back of the same position on the obi, allowing for two different ways to wear it. This obi is perfect for outings to museums and exhibitions, as well as for tea ceremonies. ◆Size (cm) Approximately 353 x 30 ◆Silk Also on sale ↓ #OiwakeGallery2's Japanese clothing accessories are here ※Shipped via Yu-packet Post ☑️If you are negotiating a price reduction, please provide your desired price. ☑️Please purchase only if you understand that this is a used item. ☑️Please understand that there may be creases from storage and packaging. ☑️There is a cat in the household. Please be aware if you have allergies. ☑️The color may differ depending on the display environment. If you are using an Android device, setting the image quality to "Natural" will likely reduce differences in the image. ☑️I lack specialized knowledge of kimono, so there may be errors in the description. Tsukesage, Komon, Tsumugi, Stylish Obi, Casual, Semi-formal, Tea ceremony, Theater viewing, Lessons, Hatsugama (first tea ceremony of the year)