Anonymous shipping, beautiful condition, very reasonably priced. This is a maru obi (round obi) with patterns on both the front and back. (A simplified version of the maru obi is the fukuro obi, or bag obi.) One side is an orange base with gold thread, and the other side is a maru obi with a gold thread stripe pattern on a dark brown base, almost black. It's reversible, so you can display either side beautifully and change it up depending on your mood. Please see photos 4 and 6 for the color differences between the two sides. Perfect for formal occasions such as weddings and shrine visits. This is a full-patterned obi, also recommended for those who like Taisho Roman and antique styles. You can also enjoy using it for handicraft materials or as a table runner. - Color: Gold, Orange, Brown - Material: Pure silk - Style: Maru Obi - Size: Length 445cm, Width 32cm (approximate) 【Versatile】 Can be matched with various kimono styles such as wedding attire, tomesode (formal black kimono), furisode (long-sleeved kimono), homongi (visiting kimono), and tsukesage (semi-formal kimono). Can be used for weddings, Shichi-Go-San (Children's Day), entrance ceremonies, graduation ceremonies, shrine visits, coming-of-age ceremonies, tea ceremonies, and kimono dressing lessons. Can be used in similar situations as a fukuro obi. (A simplified version of the maru obi is the fukuro obi.) 【Condition】 Beautiful condition, with no noticeable stains or damage. It has been stored folded in a tansu (Japanese chest of drawers). Please forgive any minor oversights of stains, etc., as it is a used item stored at home. I try to photograph the item in colors as close to the real thing as possible, but there may be differences due to amateur photography. We are offering it at a very reasonable price. Therefore, we may not be able to answer overly detailed questions. There may be a feeling of use, smell, and fold wrinkles unique to antique items. It will be shipped folded small. Please understand the above before purchasing. Furisode, Tsumugi, Komon, Homongi, Tsukesage, Kimono, Obi, Hakata Obi, Fukuro Obi, Nagoya Obi, Kurotomesode, Tomesode, Japanese clothing, Japanese attire, Share Obi, Wedding, Coming-of-Age Ceremony, Furisode, Weddings and funerals