A reversible obi. This is a modern, machine sewn obi, possibly made for dance wear. It is styled like a chuuya obi (chuuya is a style of obi that is now obsolete and a collector’s item, with a name meaning ‘night and day’).
Beautiful to wear or used as a display.
Made and bought in Japan
 
Type:
A Fukuro obi. Fukuro obis are formal obis, worn to formal events or by brides. They are usually patterned on only one side, with plain fabric on the back, and some are patterned along their entire length but many are patterned only on the areas that show, so one side is plain, the other is about 60 percent patterned. They make great displays or panels down beds, on tables etc.
This is a rokutsu style obi, which means only patterned along 60 percent of the length on the patterned side, because the plain 40 percent(on the sash section of its length) is hidden underneath when the obi is wound twice round the waist. Usually also patterned on one side. More obi information further down this page, below the photos

Condition:
Very good – some very inconspicuous marks

Measurements:
Obi are one-size-fits-all items
496cm long
30cm wide