Here is an interesting six-panel, "Kyo-fukuro Obi" (a type of Japanese belt) with a "Karaori" weave. A Namban ship sailing on a blue lacquer background. The Namban ship motif is a lucky pattern that was inspired by Western ships that came to Japan for trade from the late Muromachi period to the early Edo period. It represents exoticism and a longing for unknown wealth, and is a fashionable design that signifies prosperity and setting sail for a new world. Also, the arabesque pattern symbolizes eternal prosperity because it continues to grow without interruption. This piece, which holds dreams for the future, also has the scent of antique belts. This is an easy-to-tie belt without a core. The matching plain, lined kimono in peppermint blue is listed separately. #190226awase2 The matching obiage (decorative sash) is listed separately. #190226obiage The matching unused Sanbu-himo (a type of thin belt) is listed separately. #190226sanbu 【Material】Silk 【Size】 Length: Approximately 360cm Width: Approximately 30.5cm Please allow for some error. 【Condition】 No noticeable stains or damage. Please feel free to contact us. #190226obi2 Comb Hairpin Hair ornament Obijime (belt cord) Obidome (belt buckle) Kimono Japanese Japanese accessories Japanese vintage Antique kimono Linen kimono Cotton kimono Yukata (summer kimono) Komono (small patterned kimono) Plain Tsumugi (pongee) Kimono Homongi (visiting kimono) Furisode (long-sleeved kimono) Japanese kimono Japanese girl's kimono Japanese vintage Kimono accessories Japanese accessories Japanese kimono accessories Haori (kimono coat) Antique Antique Interior Interior Handmade Remake Bargain Unique