【Please only proceed with transactions if you agree with the profile. Please be sure to inquire about any concerns before purchasing.】 Six-panel Fukuro Obi (Formal Obi) - Silk The kimono is listed separately, so please check it out if you're interested. The Edo Komon in the 8th and 9th photos has been sold. This is a stylish Fukuro Obi with a beautiful, finely woven pattern in a slightly purplish brown. Upon closer inspection, it has fine vertical stripes, giving it a stylish impression. It goes well with solid-colored kimonos, Edo Komon, and tobi Komon (kimonos with scattered patterns) ◎ It's not as harsh as black and I think it's a good color that blends well with any kimono. The pattern also looks a bit modern, and I think it has a unique atmosphere. Length: 455cm There is some slight thread looseness in the part that is hidden by the Otaiko (the folded part of the obi). There are fold creases from being folded, but otherwise, there are no other noticeable flaws. This is a very good item. I have inspected the item, but I am a private seller, so there may be oversights. I look forward to your consideration if you are accustomed to used items. Tea Ceremony Cherry Blossom Viewing Tea Ceremony (Chadō) Flower Arranging (Kadō) Tea Ceremony (Chadō) Beautiful Kimono (magazine) Nao (magazine) Tall Size Kimono Hime (magazine) Lessons Bushoan (brand) Yukata (summer kimono) Retro Modern Antique Kimono Vintage Kimono Gofukuya Sandotcom (online store) Taisho Roman (era) Okaju (brand) Yumekobo (brand) Mamechiyo (brand) Furifu (brand) Kururi (brand) Kimono Hime (magazine) Sousou (brand) Gungendo (brand) Inai Shoten (store) Kodo (incense ceremony) Hodaya (brand) Tenmoku Weave Yamaguchi Bijutsu Orimono (brand) For those who like these brands/styles