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Obijime, Obiage, Datejime, Koshihimo

Obijime (帯締め) is decorative string used to hold a kimono sash in place

Koshihimo is a waist-cord tied around the waist

Datejime is a one of tools for putting kimono on.

An obiage is a rectangular piece of fabric used in the tying of musubi (obi bows) and to cover the obimakura.

 

Silk Obiage (obi sash / obi scarf) - Kotobuki 寿

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Silk Obiage (obi sash / obi scarf) - Kotobuki 寿

$98.00

Made in Japan

Silk Sibori Obiage (obi sash / obi scarf)

An obiage is a rectangular piece of fabric used in the tying of musubi (obi bows) and to cover the obimakura.

Lengths: 60 inches

Kotobuki 寿has a meaning 'wishing a longevity' or 'life', and now it means 'blessing to one's longevity' or just 'congratulation'. This kanji also good meaning for wedding, pregnancy or childbirth.

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