Japanese New sash belt (Heko-obi) men's 100% silk /786

This piece features *shibori* (tie-dyeing) work created during the mid-1970s. If such intricate *shibori* were to be produced today, it would likely cost around 130,000 yen. It is a superb item, with each individual knot painstakingly crafted by an artisan. While it could be repurposed into something else, I would love for you to wear it stylishly with a kimono.
This length contains approximately 10,000 individual *shibori* knots.

It also looks stylish worn as a stole.

【Condition】 - fair
【Material】- silk
【Obi Length】- 102.4in
【Obi width】- 11.4in
【Season】- all seasons
【Grade】- S
【Occasion】- casual

It was made in the 1950s. It is estimated that it would cost about 130,000 yen to make a shibori of this quality nowadays. It is an extremely elegant item that was patiently made by a craftsman one by one. It can be used as a remake, but it should be worn with a kimono.
There are about 10,000 shibori in this length.


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