This listing is for two beautifully coordinated obi accessories: an obiage (a scarf-like sash that peeks out from the top of a formally tied obi) and an obijime  (a woven, decorative cord that wraps around the center of the obi, adding the final touch).

Don’t have an obi? Get creative—wear the obiage as a scarf and the obijime as a statement belt to add a uniquely Japanique flair to your outfit!

The obiage features a luxurious ivory silk with a soft sheen, woven with delicate flying cranes. Some of the cranes are accented in gold threads. In Japanese tradition, cranes symbolize longevity, happiness, and good fortune, making this an especially meaningful accessory for formal occasions.
Size: Approximately 60" long and 10" wide.

The obijime is a flat, slender cord in cream with woven silver wave accents and tasseled ends. Understated beauty that offers balance and refinement.
Length: Approximately 58".

Both pieces are in excellent condition.

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