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	A white & black, cotton hakata kaku obi. The design is based on Buddhist motifs; Hakata kenjo-gara pattern weave, based on mystic symbols. Kenjo means 'present for a tycoon', for which this pattern was originally created as a gift from grand lords to tycoons
	Excellent quality
	Made in and bought from Japan
	Please be aware that different monitors display colour slightly differently. The colour in the photos and descriptions is a guide only
	
	Condition:
	Excellent - unused
	
	Measurements:
	Length 406 cm
	Width 9cm
	Weight 0.5 kilo

Cotton Hakata Kaku Obi

Name: Cotton Hakata Kaku Obi
Brand: Wafuku
SKU: omk107

SKU: omk107

£47.00

Quantity

Kaku obi are obi for men, more formal than heko obi, so not just for indoor wear. They are most often tied in a clamb knot.

Kaku obi are narrower than women's obi and are worn pulled slightly lower at the front than at the back, to low on the tummy.

Cotton Hakata Kaku Obi

Kaku Obi Information