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A fukuro obi crafted by Juraku, a distinguished dyeing and weaving house of Nishijin in Kyoto. The design draws on Yokoyama Taikan's "One Day on the Pacific" (Aru Hi no Taiheiyo), rendered with gold thread and foil on a grayish-brown ground with an o-daiko pattern. Made of pure silk, it is suited to semi-formal occasions such as iromuji and tsukesage.
This obi carries an air of refined grace, with a light impression well suited to a woman's attire.
Material: Pure silk
Obi length: approx. 434 cm
Obi width: approx. 31.5 cm
Tailoring: Finished (ready to wear)
Maker: Juraku
Wearing scene: Semi-formal (iromuji, tsukesage)
Condition: Rank B. There is discoloration between the front pattern and the o-daiko section. In good condition for a pre-owned piece and still suitable for continued use.
Please refer to the photos for the item's current appearance and condition.
