[Used] Nagoya obi (sash), recycled kimono, cotton, sheer fabric, good condition, geometric pattern, with obi core, casual, suitable for komon, iromuji (plain colored kimono, no crest), tsumugi silk, reused uu1755b

Name: [Used] Nagoya obi (sash), recycled kimono, cotton, sheer fabric, good condition, geometric pattern, with obi core, casual, suitable for komon, iromuji (plain colored kimono, no crest), tsumugi silk, reused uu1755b
Brand: HITOTOKI
SKU: uu1755b
Price: 8000 JPY
Availability: OutOfStock

¥8,000

Product information

【size】

Length: 395.0cm (155.5in)

Width: 32.0cm (12.6in)

【material】

Outer material: Cotton

Lining material: Cotton

[Tailoring Techniques]

Taiko pattern

gauze

With obi lining

【situation】

Table Rank: AA to A

Hidden Rank: AA

Condition: Please refer to the images for the location of stains and dirt.
There are stains on the embroidered part of the obi's pattern.
*If there are any stains or blemishes, please refer to the images for detailed locations.

【explanation】

This is a cotton Nagoya obi featuring an impressive geometric pattern on a black background. The design, while maintaining a calm and sophisticated feel, also shines with individuality, further enhancing the beauty of a kimono outfit. (Black geometric pattern cotton Nagoya obi)

[Artists and Techniques]

1. What is Sha?

Sha is one of the representative weaving techniques for summer fabrics in traditional Japanese textiles. It is characterized by creating gaps between the warp and weft threads, resulting in a translucent appearance, excellent breathability, and a cool look. Woven with a variation of plain weave, it has a fine, grid-like openwork pattern, giving it a light and refreshing feel.

2. Characteristics of a sheer obi

Sheerness: By widening the spacing of the warp threads during weaving, the fabric becomes sheer. Perfect for the height of summer.

Texture: Lightweight, soft, and smooth to the touch.

Uses: Suitable for a range of summer occasions, from formal and semi-formal to casual wear, and can be worn with summer kimonos and lightweight fabrics (such as ro, sha, and jofu).

Pattern: Many patterns take advantage of the sheer quality, creating a summery atmosphere similar to that of ro and ra.

3. Differences from other summer obi

Ro (絽): Characterized by having translucent sections running horizontally. It differs in its transparency from Sha (紗), which is translucent vertically.

Ra (羅): A more intricate openwork weave, highly decorative, and more dignified.

Saya: Simple, cool, and has a light, airy feel, making it highly versatile.

【season】

Midsummer (July-August)

[Scene Ranking]

casual

Komon (small patterned) plain colored kimono (without crest), Tsumugi silk kimono

(Plain colored kimono, Edo Komon patterned kimono, Tsumugi silk kimono) For going out, dining out, and going to the theater.

【age】

This garment can be worn by people of all ages. The impression changes depending on the kimono and accessories you combine it with, so please enjoy creating your favorite look. It is suitable for a wide range of ages.

It can be worn by a wide range of ages, from 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s and up.

#Nagoya obi #Cotton material #Geometric pattern #Sha (gauze) #Summer obi #Casual kimono

[Please check]

*Used item: There may be stains or scratches not mentioned in the description. Thank you for your understanding.

*New items: Please note that delivery may take some time for items that need to be ordered from the supplier. If you are in a hurry, please contact us.

*Tailoring and alteration services are also available at Kimono Hitotoki, which handles recycled kimonos and other items.

Reuse uu1755b Recycled Nagoya obi (sash) Cotton gauze Taiko pattern Good condition Geometric pattern With obi core Kimono Casual Komon Plain color (no crest) Tsumugi

*Please note that the actual color may differ from what you see on your monitor.

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