Fireworks festivals, summer festivals, outings in Kyoto and Asakusa ^^ Simple and elegant ♡ Choose from a wide variety! Stylish girls' obi decorations ♡ ⚠️No plagiarism or image use!!⚠️ Regular price 3480 yen For a limited time only, a limited quantity will be delivered for 2100 yen ^_^ (If you are concerned about details such as color, size, or blackening, or if you are looking for perfection in handmade items, please refrain from purchasing.) Now that the corona restrictions are lifted, the season for festivals and fireworks displays is truly upon us! It's trending on Instagram! Western-style accessories for yukata! Incorporating Western styles into Japanese attire, a perfect blend of Japanese and Western, truly reminiscent of the Taisho era! Perfect match with fluffy, wrinkled heko obi (a type of obi) ✳︎ I thought, "This is so cute!" and looked for it online and in stores, but they were all expensive... I want to enjoy Japanese attire casually and affordably! So I made it myself ★✴︎ 【Points】 The complex, high-quality lace and velvet ribbon use thick fabric to avoid looking cheap ^ ^ Double ribbon and bijoux for a glamorous look ♡ Easy-to-incorporate Japanese accessories ^ ^ These are the trendy, elegant, and stylish lace, pearl, and ribbon decorative cords ✴︎✴︎ They go perfectly with any color yukata! Recommended for a wide range of people, from yukata beginners to veterans, from kids to trendy girls, and even older people! Click here to see our other yukata and kimono-related products ▶︎ How to attach it is super easy ★ Just wrap it over your existing obi and tie a ribbon at the back ★ For obi decorations for yukata, kimono, and furisode For sash belts for party dresses and wedding dresses For everyday wear as a belt, hat decoration, hairband, etc.! 【Size】 Ribbon width: 10mm Total length: Approximately 140cm 【Types】 Please choose by number ^ ^ Yukata decoration cord, pearl, lace, ribbon, frill, fireworks festival, obi締め (obi fastener), festival, obi decoration, velvet, decorative cord, children, kids, jinbei (traditional Japanese children's wear), festival, Bon Odori, Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three Festival), Hina-matsuri (Doll Festival), New Year's, shrine, Hatsumiyamairi (first shrine visit), Okuizome (first meal ceremony), Seijin-shiki (Coming-of-Age Ceremony), Homongi (visiting kimono), wedding, shiromuku (white wedding kimono), mass-produced girls, princess, lolita, goth lolita, obiage (undersash) 12