This is a silk fukuro obi (formal obi). It is a gold tsuzure-ori (tapestry weave) fukuro obi. It is a beautiful obi woven with gold and silver threads, depicting a kumotori (cloud-shaped design) and pine motif. There are no noticeable stains, but the bag part of the tare (the part that hangs down) is unraveled (this does not affect wear). Please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about minor details (there may be some minor, inconspicuous stains). Length: 434cm Width: 31cm ✱Obi only for sale. Please refer to the profile and the following explanation regarding odors. The first photo is the closest to the actual color. You can search #aketanKimono to see the kimono-related items currently on sale (⁎ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈⁎) ✱Please be sure to read the profile. ✱Please read the profile every time as it is updated regularly. ✱There are 3 cats in the house. I am careful, but there is a possibility that cat hair may get mixed in, so please be responsible if you have allergies. ✱There is a smoker in the family. Basically, smoking is only done under the range hood, but please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned. ✱I do not describe odors because individual perceptions vary. ✱The shipping method may change depending on the thickness of the kimono, so it may arrive by a method other than the one listed. ✱I may be late in contacting or shipping due to a chronic illness, so please contact me in advance if you are in a hurry. ✱Please understand that measurements and inspections are done by an amateur. Also, please understand that the colors may look different from the actual product depending on your monitor. ✱Please inspect the item upon arrival and contact me before leaving a review if there are any problems. Kimono, Kimono, Homongi (formal visiting wear), Tsukesage (semi-formal visiting wear), Iromuji (single-color kimono), Tomesode (formal black kimono), Komon (casual kimono), Tsumugi (pongee), Haori (kimono jacket), Nagahaori (long haori), Nagajuban (undershirt), Antique kimono, Taisho Roman, Kitsuke (dressing), Omiyamairi (shrine visit for newborns), Shichi-Go-San (children's festival), Entrance ceremony, Graduation ceremony, Reception, Party, Hatsugama (first tea ceremony of the year).