“Sui-Gou” Hakama Obi Fabric Goshuincho Bag - B5 Size - Hakama Fabric, Obi Fabric, Goshuincho Case - Kiryu Woven

【Please Read Carefully】
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* This item is for B5 size. Please check the dimensions.

* This product is for the pouch only. The Goshuincho (temple/shrine stamp book) is not included.

* Woven fabric has a three-dimensional structure where warp and weft threads overlap to create patterns. The appearance of the pattern and colors may vary depending on the type of light, brightness, angle, and position. We photograph to convey these characteristics, but please allow for slight color variations.

* Minor adjustments may be made during production depending on the cutting location and pattern placement. The finished size and pattern placement may differ from the display or photos.

* The product has been inspected. While the fabric used is not a remake, there may be occasional thread snags or minor weaving imperfections inherent to woven materials. These are characteristics of the weaving process and should be understood as part of the texture.

* Please refrain from washing, including dry cleaning.
This may cause shrinkage, loss of shape, color fading, stains, or peeling of processing agents.

* The storage example uses a Goshuincho approximately 2cm thick. The number of books that can be stored may vary depending on the thickness.

【Features】
To maximize the beauty of the fabric, this item is sewn with no visible stitching thread. It also focuses on the traditional Japanese custom of wrapping.

【Details】

Outer: Hakama fabric
Inner: Obi (sash) fabric


Can store 1-2 Goshuincho approximately 26x18x1.8cm. Can also store B6 size Goshuincho (about half the size of B5).

Horizontal type
Pouch size (laid flat): Width 29 x Depth 21cm


The Hakama fabric features a navy and white base with subtle, beautiful accents of fine silver. Vertical stripes have long been considered a symbol of chic and sophistication. Stripes used in Hakama and kimonos, in particular, carry positive meanings such as growth, improvement, and success, stemming from their straight lines. The unbroken lines are also interpreted as continuing connections and smooth progress, making them a popular auspicious pattern.

The lining uses a lustrous and vibrant Obi fabric. A vivid green unfolds the moment it is opened, creating an impression through its contrast with the quiet exterior. The lattice-like pattern creates depth and character, subtly changing with the light. The combination of traditional Kiryu Hakama and Obi creates a simple yet modern piece that blends dignity with a playful spirit.