Type: Nagoya obi, full pattern, all-over pattern, overall pattern
Design: Tropical fish, seashells, and polka dots
Color: Cream-colored fabric on the front, light green like young leaves on the back
Size: Obi width - approx. 30.5cm, Total length - approx. 363cm, Otaiko (main decorative knot) section length - approx. 105.5cm
Era of manufacture: Around the early Showa period.
Material: Outer fabric is muslin. Lining is pure silk. Soft fabric.
Damaged areas: The otaiko section, in particular, has many moth holes, which is a weakness of muslin.
Few on the hand-held part. (5 spots were found during inspection.)
Condition: Beautiful item, but personal perception of wearability may vary.
For remake material or scrap fabric, taking advantage of its good parts.

Material is muslin for the outer fabric and pure silk for the lining.
I have confirmed with family members knowledgeable about kimonos, but as I am an amateur, I cannot make a 100% accurate judgment.
I apologize if it is incorrect.

In addition to the above, there may be small stains, scratches, or dirt not described or shown in the photos.
It is not possible to confirm or describe all minor flaws in old fabrics with 100% certainty.
Please assume that the smell is generally that of camphor or the old smell from being stored in a chest of drawers.
I do not specifically mention smells that are only noticeable when you bring your face close.

I believe it is a beautiful item that can still be worn sufficiently, but personal perception may vary.
This is a used item that has passed through human hands over many years. We ask that only those who understand and accept antique and recycled items purchase it.
Also, please only purchase if you understand that this item has been stored in a private home.

Please allow for slight errors as the sizes are measured by an amateur.

For many years, I have been fascinated by antique kimonos and have collected them, but most have never been worn, or only worn once or twice.
I plan to gradually list kimonos, obi, haori, etc., mainly antique items.

Shipping method: Yu-Packet Post or Yu-Pack (anonymous shipping).
Regardless of the listed price, if it fits within Yu-Packet Post, I will use Yu-Packet Post.
It will be placed in an OPP bag or zipper bag, folded small for waterproofing, and then placed in a shipping vinyl bag or envelope.