[SASH (OBI)] HATSUNE MIKU | DIFFUSION GRAY | NISHIJIN-ORI TEXTILES | HATSUNE KOUBOU Birth Gifts I hope you can use

I hope you can use it as an item that makes your meal time fun

while the baskets are a symbol of protection against evil

Japan Technique Kimono Material Polyester

Kueng Caputo A vase (red / dark red) with attractive gradation

"Pochi" is a Kansai dialect word meaning "congratulations" or "gratuity"

[SASH (OBI)] HATSUNE MIKU | DIFFUSION GRAY | NISHIJIN-ORI TEXTILES | HATSUNE KOUBOU Birth Gifts I hope you can useHatsune Miku Reversible! This gorgeous Nishijin ori double woven obi features the extravagant Hatsune Monogram pattern. The use of high quality raw silk yields a superb luster and suppleness, while the moderate stretchiness makes it easy to tie into different knots to pair with your yukata. It is reversible, so you can enjoy two different looks to match your chosen kimono or yukata. One is a design of bold triangles separating differently colored,