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Sash Ornaments (Obidome)
- Museum No.
- IK829
| Title | Sash Ornaments (Obidome) |
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| Artist | |
| Category | Textiles and Costume(I) |
| Region | Japan |
| Period | Taishō |
| Century | 20th |
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| Donor | Ikeda Yoko |
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There are various ways of tying a kimono’s obi. From the Meiji period (1868–1912) through the present, the most popular has been the taiko musubi (drum knot), held in place by a braided silk cord (obijime). Obidome, often made with gemstones or intricately worked precious metals, are worn on this cord as a brooch-like accent.
Japan-Taisho