Rare, hard-to-find item Hanhaba Obi (Half-width Obi) - Silk - Edo Firefighter - Reversible Obi Firefighter, Me-gumi, Dainyu (Big Success), Hyotan (Gourd), Ichiban (Number One) Kimono, Obi, Japanese Accessories A very rare Edo firefighter hanhaba obi. A lucky charm motif featuring firefighters, Dainyu (Big Success), gourds, Me-gumi, Ichiban (Number One), etc. The reverse side can be used as a reversible obi. An obi full of playfulness. The playful design for adults is not flashy. Size: Approximately Length 350cm, Width 15cm Material: Silk There is a phrase "Fires and fights are the flowers of Edo," and some fights are so famous that they become the subject of storytelling and plays. One such fight is the "Me-gumi no Kenka" (Me-gumi's Fight). It is also featured in the Kabuki play "Shinmei Megumi Wago no Torikumi." Kimono that go well with hanhaba obi: ◎ Komon: Active as everyday fashionable wear. By combining it with a hanhaba obi, it becomes a casual outing style. ◎ Tsumugi/Omeshi: Woven kimono that gives a casual yet elegant impression. ◎ Cotton: Goes well with simple and casual kimono such as Ise cotton and Kurume Kasuri. ◎ Iromuji: If it is an Iromuji with a pattern, you can match it with a hanhaba obi. ◎ Yukata: Hanhaba obi is the most commonly used obi for yukata. Unused item received as a gift, but has been stored at home for a long time. I have inspected it, but there are no problems. There are some fold creases due to storage. The obijime (obi cord) in the image is not included, but please consult if you wish. #Rare #HardToFindItem #SilkHanhabaObi #EdoFirefighterObi #ReversibleHanhabaObi #FirefighterObi #MeGumi #Dainyu #Hyotan #Ichiban #Kimono #Obi #RareObi #HardToFindObi #JapaneseAccessories Also, Hama Chirimmen Oni Shibori Silk Fabric, Hakata Obi Kenjo Pattern Living National Treasure Heiro Kitao Obi, Yuzen Weaving Fabric, Kasane Eri (Collar), Nagajuban (Long Undergarment), Keiso Obi (Easy-to-wear Obi), Nagoya Obi, Wool Ensemble Nishijin-ori Bag, Saga Nishiki Bag & Zori Set, Bead Bag, Ito-Chu Bag & Zori Set, Obiage (Obi Sash), Obijime (Obi Cord), Kimono Slip, Susoyoke (Under Skirt), and other Japanese accessories are on sale. Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three Festival) Kimono