A type of women's obi. It is a braided obi used from the end of the Muromachi period to the beginning of the Edo period, and is said to have been named after the place where it was made in Nagoya, Kyushu, but it is also sometimes called Nagoya obi, so it is not certain. Silk thread is spun into a ball and tassels are attached to the end, which are wrapped around the waist in multiple layers and tied down at the back or side. It comes in a variety of colors, including white, red, and dyed separately. Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
女帯の一種。室町末期〜江戸初期に用いられた組帯で,九州の名護屋で作られたのでこの名があるといわれるが,名古屋帯と表されることもあり,定かではない。絹糸を丸打にしてその端に総(ふさ)をつけ,腰に幾重にも巻いて後ろや脇で結び下げた。色は白,赤,染分けにしたものなど種々。
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