Vivid Silk Obijime – thin belt with tassels – orange and white ice mold shows some usage

shows some usage

From the popular TV show for kids "Okaa-san to Issho"

Hanja: 東方神起

The term was first used for San Francisco Victorian houses by writers Elizabeth Pomada and Michael Larsen in their 1978 book Painted Ladies: San Francisco's Resplendent Victorians

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Vivid Silk Obijime – thin belt with tassels – orange and white ice mold shows some usageA unique and eye catching obijime in bright colors. Obijime are usually worn with kimono, keeping the obi belt in place and serving as an additional decoration, but can be worn as belts or accessories also with western style clothing. It is composed of skillfully intertwined orange and white thread. New, unused. Pure silk. Overall length ca 150cm. Please contact us for additional details and photos of the product.