Mid Century Japanese Obi for Kimono Hand Woven Silk Brocade Fabric Antique Nagoya Obi Woven Fan Peony Floral Bridge Flower

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60s Japanese Obi hand woven in Silk Brocade. From Kyoto
Colors used in the weaving of this silk brocade are … Read more 60s Japanese Obi hand woven in Silk Brocade. From Kyoto
Colors used in the weaving of this silk brocade are soft ivory, green, coral with highlights in green and gold.
Patterns include the auspicious symbols of fans, peony, bridges and mountains.
this was made for a wealthy Japanese woman. Very versatile, it can be used as table or credenza runner, draped over a tall chest, or as a wall hanging.

Dimensions: Length 158 x Width 12 inch

Nandaimo’s selection of authentic Japanese obis: These are exquisite pieces of Japanese culture and workmanship and a versatile fabric that can easily be repurposed. These obis are crafted with traditional patterns and rich textures, making them ideal for transforming your space. These traditional sashes, once used to secure kimonos, are now being reimagined as stunning pieces of home decor.
- Give old cushions a fresh look by transforming an obi into unique and exquisite cushion covers
- Use an obi as a table runner to bring a splash of elegance to your dining table and tablescape. It’s a simple yet effective way to change the mood of your space
- Frame Sections of the Obi: Cut sections of the obi’s most intricate designs, frame them, and create a gallery wall. This way, you preserve the most beautiful parts and turn them into visual masterpieces.
- Obi Tapestry: Hang a full obi vertically as a tapestry. This is perfect for adding height to a room and drawing attention to the stunning patterns
- Use Obi as a runner across the foot of a guest bed. This adds a pop of color and a touch of elegance to your bedroom.
- Custom Placemats: Cut an obi into individual placemats for a one-of-a-kind dining experience. Each piece can be a mini work of art, showcasing the detailed patterns that obis are known for
- Coordinated Table Settings: Pair the placemats with traditional Japanese tableware to create a cohesive and inviting dining setting
- Seasonal Rotations: Keep a few obis on hand to rotate throughout the year. Choose lighter, floral patterns for spring and summer, and richer, deeper colors for autumn and winter.
- Mix and Match: Pair different obis with seasonal home accents, such as cushions, throws, and wall art, to keep your decor dynamic and fresh
- Cover an unsightly heater panel with an Obi in the off season. This not only hides the panel but also adds a decorative element to the room
- Drape an Obi over a piano to create a stunning visual effect. The intricate designs and rich colors can make your piano a focal point in the room.

The geometry of the fan design serves as a canvas for beautiful designs and is created through a labor-intensive artisanal process in traditional Japanese hand weaving
Historically in Japan, fans indicated social standing, with specific types reserved for court members and aristocracy.
Symbol of Good Fortune: The shape of a folding fan, when inverted, resembles the shape of Mount Fuji, a symbol of good luck, prosperity, and a bright future. See less