Today I want to show you the 3 last Obi from my collection I have so far; 2 Fukuro Obi and 1 Rokutsuu Fukuro:
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| Fukuro Obi with senmen (paper centres of folding fans), manju-giku (stylised, rounded chrysanthemum), kasamatsu (dense pine branch, 'mushroom' shaped) and eda-ume (plum on the branch) |
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| Fukuro Obi with sasa (bamboo) |
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| Rokutsuu Fukuro Obi with woven cattleya (orchids) and hishigata (diamonds) |
Further two Shibori Obiage I won yesterday:
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| deep pink color |
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| deep orange color |
4 Kommentare :
The one with bamboo is very nice !
What is the difference between fukuro and rokutsuu fukuro ?
Thank you very much. I bought this with the bamboo motive actually for a Tomesode I had in the past.
It had a lovely sho-chiku-bai motive but after it arrived I noticed that it had too many stains, I was so sad.
I sold it via Ebay and bought another Tomesode (the one with many cranes).
Roku means six in Japanese. And Rokutsuu means that the Obi is only 60% patterned.
woah so pretty ♥ I love all of them (~*O*~) spring/summer days it very fit for kimonos/yukatas ;A:/
Thank you so much Tibyan ♥ In fact, all 3 Obis are for autumn/winter and you wear this kind of Obi only for formal Kimono like Tsukesage/Houmongi/Furisode/Iromuji or Tomesode.
Yukata are not formal enough. =)
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