Kimono Belt Cloth Series: Jingxizhen Jinzhenzheng Silk [Golden Flower Embroidery] Small Toast + Purple Ground Split Brocade Short

Bag strap: (Kimono obi). A double-layered tubular strap that can be used all year round. The bag belt is used together with the formal dress. According to the different decorative patterns and materials, it can also be subdivided into: full-floor flower bag belt, six-out flower bag belt, partial flower bag belt, yarn bag belt, and dress bag belt. One of the kimono straps, eight inches wide (1 inch in Japanese = 3.03cm), with patterns on the front and plain colors on the bottom, currently the most popular straps in Japan. One of the straps, woven with brocade or gold thread, can be worn with dresses, while others, dyed with brisk patterns, are used for couture. "Kyo Nishijin" - a general term for high-grade silk fabrics woven in Nishijin, Kyoto. "Golden Column" - brocade brocade fabric. It is named after the inclusion of gold threads in the gorgeous crests of the cloth pattern. It is an indispensable part of Japanese culture, including temples and monks. Kabuki costumes. "Zheng silk" - orthodox real silk embroidery material. A fabric woven by mixing two kinds of silk threads of warp and weft. Commodity material: "Golden Flower Embroidery" - a list of weaving embroidered pine, bamboo, plum, peony, Changpu, chrysanthemum, etc. The elegant plants that symbolize auspiciousness in oriental gardens. The patterns of brocade are rich and colorful.