Wrapped in a flowing skirt, descending celestial flowers. After the surface banquet. The swirling flow tears words to shreds, fluttering. Come, a flower-filled landscape, a dream pillow. #Ryugu Mai Onna Oiran Itabita Obi "Pine, Bamboo, Plum, and Flower-Eating Kiraho" Removing the hairpin from behind the smile. Thoughts subtly reflected within the gorgeous splendor. Sending forth the brilliance worn by those who live in a fleeting world. As it is also listed elsewhere, please consider it as soon as possible and leave a comment if you are interested. Two-piece obi (one body wrap, one front ornament) Dimensions: Approximately 80cm Can be used without a pillow, so you can wear a full-fledged Oiran costume with just one kimono you own. The photos show it being worn without a pillow. ★How to use★ This is a two-piece obi consisting of a body wrap and a front ornament. The front ornament has an insertion, so you can use it just by inserting it into the obi. Wrap the body wrap around, with the string side down. If the bottom of the body wrap with the string is tightly fastened, it's okay even if the insertion side above is loose. In fact, the looseness might make it easier to attach the front ornament. Insert the front ornament into the obi, and you're done. ★About the waist cord (photo 4)★ Normally, the waist cord is tucked inside, but it's designed to look like an ornament even if it comes out while you're moving. Ordinary waist cords are often white, but colored cords are used, and you can enjoy them as decorative cords by deliberately tying them so they are visible. I made this obi to create an authentic costume with as few materials and as little weight as possible when worn. You can enjoy a different kind of gorgeousness from a Darari obi. Please try it for Oiran cosplay, events, Halloween costumes, and stage performances. (There was someone who used it at a dance event. Thank you for that.) This is a costume unrelated to national treasures, so please enjoy it personally. #Oiran #ItabitaObi #OiranDochu #JapaneseStyle #Edo #Yoshiwara #Maiko #Geisha #Geiko #Kyoto #Shimabara #HistoricalDrama #TaishoRoman #Halloween #PopularTheater #Theater #Cosplay #StageCostume #RyuguMaiOnna Material: Silk