Type: Nagoya obi, Rokutsu pattern, woven, table center Design: Like scattered jewels... Colors: Suou (red-violet) ? x Shikon (deep purple) ? x Karashi (mustard) Size: Obi width → approx. 30cm, Total length → approx. 335.5cm, Otaiko (drum) section length → 320.5cm Era of tailoring: Unknown. I don't think it's antique... Material: Unknown. It's a stiff fabric. Defects: The tailoring dimensions are unique, and there are parts without lining. (approx. 98.5cm) There is a stain like ink in one place on the back. (Photo ➄⑥) Condition: Beautiful. Overall clean. Other than the above, there are no stains, abrasions, dirt, holes, or fraying that would hinder wear. It's a beautiful item with no particular defects, but the construction is unclear (I was told by the shop when I bought it that they might have realized they didn't have enough fabric during tailoring and forced it). I think it would be difficult to put on unless you are accustomed to kimono. I wore it only once, and I asked a master of kimono dressing to help me. The master of kimono dressing was also surprised, saying it was the first time they had seen such tailoring. It might be good to repurpose it by unraveling the seams and using it as a table center or for remaking. In addition to the above, there may be small stains, scratches, or dirt that are not described or shown in the photos. Regarding the smell, please assume that there is a smell of camphor or an old smell from being stored in a chest of drawers. I have not specifically mentioned smells that are not noticeable unless you get close to it. Please purchase this item if you understand and accept that it is a used item that has passed through the hands of people over many years, and that it is an antique or recycled item. Please purchase only if you understand that it is stored in a private home. Please forgive any slight errors in the size as it is measured by an amateur. I have been fascinated by antique kimono for many years and have collected them, but most of them have never been worn, or have been worn only once or twice. I plan to gradually list kimono, obi, haori, etc., mainly antiques. Shipping method → Yu-packet Post or Yu-pack (anonymous shipping). Regardless of the listed price, if it fits in Yu-packet Post, I will use Yu-packet Post. I will put it in an OPP bag or zipper bag for waterproofing, and then put it in a shipping vinyl bag or envelope.