Vintage Japanese Silk Maru Obi Kimono Sash Crane & Daikoku Hammer Motif 13ft Ranma there is an old chip

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Artist: Andō Hiroshige (歌川広重)Series: Tōto Meisho (“Famous Places of Edo”)Title: Ryōgoku no Yūzuki (両国之宵月 “Evening Moon at Ryōgoku”)Date of original design: circa 1831–32 (Edo period)This impression: Mid-Shōwa period reproduction (ca

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Vintage Japanese Silk Maru Obi Kimono Sash Crane & Daikoku Hammer Motif 13ft Ranma there is an old chipThis is a vintage Obi a type of sash typically worn around the waist with a kimono. Made of silk and woven with unparalleled precision. Embroidered the full length on both sides. In Fine Condition with no issues of note. Simply some creasing consistent with decades of being in storage with some limited time spent on display. No noted fading or tread worn areas. Length = approx. 13ft Width = approx. 13" The Japanese obi is a wide sash worn