Types of Kimono: Tsumugi, Iromuji, Homongi, Kurotomesode/Irotomesode, Tsukesage Color: Gold with pink and green patterns. Type: Obi (belt), Saga Nishiki Obi with gold foil. Obi and related accessories: Fukuro Obi (formal obi) Material: Pure silk This is a very nice Fukuro Obi. Despite being Saga Nishiki foil, it's light and very easy to tie. It's not stiff, and it's supple like a thin weave. It's more sparkling and radiant than it appears in the images, and it's a light and beautiful obi. The gorgeous and formal Saga Nishiki obi is a traditional craft and has value. It's easy to tie, and although it has been used a few times, that makes it even easier to tie. The gold foil on the back is still beautiful. This Fukuro Obi can be worn in formal settings and can be paired with a wide range of kimonos, from woven kimonos to tomesode. The pattern is not bold, but rather a mix of relatively small patterns, making it a versatile obi that can be worn with various types and fabrics of kimono. Having one of these is very useful. It's an obi that matches the colors of the red and pink Iromuji of the Yuki Tsumugi that I listed earlier. I hope it reaches someone who will love it... Thank you. The length is about 420 cm.