Japanese Obi, Geisha Tokyo Style
DIGNITY AND IMPRESSION
The type of obi not only changes the class of a kimono, but also the way it is tied can completely change the appearance of the kimono, It can greatly affect the impression of a kimono.
The obi plays such an important role in the kimono that it is said, “One kimono, three obis.
Please try to find your own unique way to match the obi with the kimono.
Types of tsukuri obi
Fukura suzume
The Fukurasuzume is a luxurious knot used for parties, or events.
Kainokuchi
The Kainokuchi knot is a plain knot preferred by Japanese men.
Otaiko
The Otaiko knot is the most traditional knot and can be used for everyday wear as well as weddings and funerals, regardless of age.
Bunko knot
The Bunko knot is simple but can be used for both casual and formal wear.
※GEISHA TOKYO’s obis are all measure-made and delivered in a pre-tied knot,so there is no need to tie them yourself.
