Antique Obi

Over 13 feet long (404 cm) vintage 1920 Japanese hand dyed shibori men's obi. Used for men as a

Over Eleven feet long (356 cm) vintage 1920 Japanese hand dyed shibori men's obi. Used for men as a

REISHIN GACHO Japanese Kimono Designs Matsui Yuoku, Painter Japan, 1900 (Meiji 33) Honda Ichijirou, Publisher Woodblock Prints Celebrated as much for color as pattern, the...

with tea green lining and brocade obi costume. All carved of Kiri wood (Paulownia) with fabric and wire

gold checker board patterned obi, the figure all carved of Kiri wood (Paulownia) with the exception of

-deco and other western currents. The child girl doll wear a silk kimono and pink colored obi that is

-deco and other western currents. The doll wear a beautiful silk kimono and green colored obi that is

-deco and other western currents. The doll wear a beautiful silk kimono and orange colored obi that

other western currents. The doll wear a beautiful silk kimono and obi that is decorative Japanese sash

Deco and other western currents. The woman doll wear a silk kimono and obi which is a Japanese

the outer robe a kinran brocade of a large leaf pattern on a blue field. The large brocade obi tied in

and text motif, the inner with a prunus and leaf design, a wide obi sash to his waist and shoes just

fan cartouche on the model's obi sash. Shinsui was renowned for his elegant portraits of women and

waves. Her obi sash bears embossed seigaiha ripples and a coiling dragon to signify her role. Common

head piece and gilt gold decorated Obi. This piece displays several Classic design elements from the

-like art that would have been used to dress up a kimono obi. Satsuma buttons are desirable to Western

A rectangular bolster pillow, made out of an early 20th century Japanese Silk Obi. The Obi is the

fasteners for pouches and other containers that were hung on the sash (obi 帯) of a kimono. As time

fasteners for pouches and other containers that were hung on the sash (obi 帯) of a kimono. As time

-century Japan as simple button fasteners for pouches and other containers that were hung on the sash (obi

Chest of Drawers in Elm Wood, Isho Kasame Dansu, for Kimonos & Obis. Meiji Period, 1868/1912Tokyo

Screen was originally fusuma doors, mineral pigments on gold leaf with 18th century obi brocade

pattern and contrasting floral lining. Sold with Japanese obi.

creped green, and she wears a checkered obi of red and silver. She is seated on a cushion with tie-die

geisha in a loose and flowing kimono and yakata, tide with a silk obi belt. She is holding a makeup brush

work> This artwork uses the obi (kimono sash) fabric from Meiji era, over 100 years old, to depict

. She is in a traditional kimono tied with an obi and is carrying a string of tasseled beads. Her

. She is in a traditional kimono tied with an obi and is carrying a string of tasseled beads. Her

leafy fern motifs reminiscent of Chanel's kimono coats of obi silk. It is lined in a vibrant coral silk

An elegant flower stand with an obi decoration design. The aged lauan wood has a rich expression

, which were hung by cords from the obi.

cords from the obi.

cords from the obi.

cords from the obi.

, which were hung by cords from the obi.

, which were hung by cords from the obi.

cords from the obi.

, which were hung by cords from the obi.

yakata and kimono, tied with richly patterned obi belts. The number of wooden hairpins denotes their high

, which were hung by cords from the obi.

, which were hung by cords from the obi.

, which were hung by cords from the obi.

, resulting in the development of containers known as sagemono, which were hung by cords from the obi.

accomplished in many areas of combat, particularly kenjutsu). She is wearing beautiful patterned kimono and obi

sagemono, which were hung by cords from the obi.

sagemono, which were hung by cords from the obi.

tied to her back. The woman wears a soft kimono fastened at the waist with an obi. Her torso leans

Asia, such as the Japanese obi and the Korean hanbok. Western design has long been fascinated with the

wears a kimono decorated with hydrangea blossoms and a double obi with butterflies and dragonflies. On

in small compartments known as inro. Hung from the obi sash belted around the waist and secured by

blue stripes and is tied with a colorful obi that features a morning glory pattern. The summer evening

used to store precious kimono, obi and accessories. It features the distinctive hardware of tansu made

. Ishodansu were used to store precious kimono, obi and accessories. This tansu chest is made with pegged

used to store precious kimono, obi and accessories. It features the distinctive hardware of tansu made

cords from the obi. The three monkeys are a Japanese pictorial maxim, embodying the proverbial

, which were hung by cords from the obi. -Onnamen- Traditionnellement, les femmes n'agissent pas à Nô

order to be kept firmly in place a netsuke was notch into the belt (obi) of the kimono, this would