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Различные цвета традиционные повседневные широкие пояса Оби для
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- Поставщик: Yorozu,International,Co.,Ltd.
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[Obi]
An obi is a long, narrow piece of cloth tied around the waist when wearing Japanese clothing. In modern Japanese clothing, it has the same status as a kimono, and is essential when wearing Japanese clothing. Obi are broadly divided into three types.
1) Fukuro obi, which are mostly used as obi for formal occasions
2) Nagoya obi, which are mostly worn with casual kimono
3) Hanhaba obi, which are used for yukata (summer kimono)
[Features and Strengths]
Every product we carry is individually handmade by Japanese artisans. Obi come in an endless variety of colors, designs, materials, and weaves, etc., and we can recommend a wide range of products that match the customer’s preferences by leveraging a nationwide network of artisans we have built across Japan. They also very versatile, and in addition to wearing them with kimono, they can also be used for tablecloths, handbags, dresses, or boxes for tableware, accessories, or cosmetics, etc. We carry everything from brand new to used items, so please feel free to contact us.
An obi is a long, narrow piece of cloth tied around the waist when wearing Japanese clothing. In modern Japanese clothing, it has the same status as a kimono, and is essential when wearing Japanese clothing. Obi are broadly divided into three types.
1) Fukuro obi, which are mostly used as obi for formal occasions
2) Nagoya obi, which are mostly worn with casual kimono
3) Hanhaba obi, which are used for yukata (summer kimono)
[Features and Strengths]
Every product we carry is individually handmade by Japanese artisans. Obi come in an endless variety of colors, designs, materials, and weaves, etc., and we can recommend a wide range of products that match the customer’s preferences by leveraging a nationwide network of artisans we have built across Japan. They also very versatile, and in addition to wearing them with kimono, they can also be used for tablecloths, handbags, dresses, or boxes for tableware, accessories, or cosmetics, etc. We carry everything from brand new to used items, so please feel free to contact us.
[Designs]
In addition to their use of color, the all-over patterns and designs decorating kimono and obi enhance their beauty. Designs have classes and seasonal associations, and designs featuring plants, animals, nature, landscapes, and vessels, etc., each have their own meanings. The following are some examples.
In addition to their use of color, the all-over patterns and designs decorating kimono and obi enhance their beauty. Designs have classes and seasonal associations, and designs featuring plants, animals, nature, landscapes, and vessels, etc., each have their own meanings. The following are some examples.
"Cherry Blossom"
The cherry blossom is Japan’s national flower, and there is a theory that the Japanese name “sakura” derives from “Sa’s kura,” which means “The granary where the god of rice resides.” For this reason, the cherry blossom pattern is considered a lucky design for praying for a bountiful harvest or celebrating a new start in life.
It signifies prosperity and abundance, because the blossoms all bloom at once, a sight much-loved by Japanese people.
The cherry blossom is Japan’s national flower, and there is a theory that the Japanese name “sakura” derives from “Sa’s kura,” which means “The granary where the god of rice resides.” For this reason, the cherry blossom pattern is considered a lucky design for praying for a bountiful harvest or celebrating a new start in life.
It signifies prosperity and abundance, because the blossoms all bloom at once, a sight much-loved by Japanese people.
"Autumn grass pattern" and "Blue sea wave"
Autumnal foliage is depicted in autumn colors, such as bellflowers, bush clovers, and caresses, the pattern of "Aomiha-nami" (blue ocean waves) is a pattern that reminds us of the blessings of the wide ocean. The pattern of endless waves is a lucky pattern with a wish for eternal happiness and a peaceful life.
"Shosoin Pattern"
Shosoin is a treasure house of objects that Empress Komyo presented to Todaiji Temple in the Nara Period for the repose of Emperor Shomu's soul. The designs on the best crafts and textiles of this period are called Shosoin patterns.
Influenced by treasures brought from the Silk Road from Rome, Persia, India, China, and other continents, the designs are exotic and highly prestigious.
Shosoin is a treasure house of objects that Empress Komyo presented to Todaiji Temple in the Nara Period for the repose of Emperor Shomu's soul. The designs on the best crafts and textiles of this period are called Shosoin patterns.
Influenced by treasures brought from the Silk Road from Rome, Persia, India, China, and other continents, the designs are exotic and highly prestigious.
Product Name | Obi |
Country of Origin | Japan |
Materials | Pure silk, hemp, cotton, wool |
Width | 17cm - 31.2cm |
Length | 360cm - 430cm |
Colors and Designs | Please contact us. |
Company Profile
World Kimono- From Tokyo in Japan to people around the world
We share information about national treasure-class weaving and dyeing techniques from across Japan, and sell fine kimono and related products from Japan that are worthy of special mention. The kimono we offer can be worn by people anywhere in the world, because fine clothing does not care about nationality. The Tokyo kimono we design incorporate a fusion of Japanese and Western elements, and our designs are not be overlooked. We also have strong ties with kimono makers all over Japan, so we can manufacture and sell products to meet your requirements (for example: tablecloths, cushions, bedspreads, couture kimono, and more) when necessary, including face-to-face sales, by consulting with customers.Похожие товары
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