Japanese Maru Obi or Runner

Antique or vintage Japanese silk brocade textile, likely cut down from an obi sash, patterned on both sides with parrots among chrysanthemums, peonies and iris. Approx. 13" W, 47" L.

Japanese Maru Obi, probably Meiji or Taisho in date, is a single piece of brocade silk folded over a double lining and then sewn together. Maru Obi, the most formal type of obi, are generally worn for

A vintage Japanese Maru Obi (Kimono sash), both sides in brightly dyed silk and metallic threads brocading with a design of overlapping chrysanthemum rosettes and fans, 375 cm x 32 cm Buyers premium 3

Two vintage Japanese Maru Obi (Kimono sash), both sides brightly dyed silk and gold metallic thread brocade, the first with a design of scattered crane and floral roundels, 380 x 32 cm, the second wit

Japanese Silk Maru Brocade Obi, Meiji Period. A beautiful silk brocade obi with a repeating pattern of bamboo, pine and fans in green, gold and yellow tones, woven to give a luxurious sheen to the ove

Japanese silk brocade maru obi, mid 20th century, having a fan and flower design in rust, gold, indigo, pink, and gold, 81"l x 12.76"w.

20th c. Japanese Embroidered Silk Formal Obi Sash, possibly for a bride, with festive decoration in terra cotta, blue, green, lavender and grey highlighted by gilt embroidery on a cream background, 13

Beautiful Japanese Fukuro or Maru Obi sewn with gold and silver colored thread and flower decor. Comes with a style of Obimakura harness, too. Approx. 12 x 160

2 Japanese Ichiroya Silk Obis. Including a Maru Obi, Taisho/Showa period with embroidered red crane and pine cone motif; and a Fukuro Obi with woven colorful phoenix motifs on black ground. Size: 1) 7

Five Woven Textile Runners/Obi, Japan. Woven textiles made from recycled cloth, possibly runners or saki-ori obi, early 20th c. Ranging in size: from 6'' x 101'' (15 x 258 cm) to 11'' x 140'' (28 x 35

3 Japanese Embroidered Silk and Metallic Thread Obi Wedding Belts or Table Runners. Late Meiji style. Approximately 150 inches and 13 inches.

Per the consignor: "This exceptionally fine obi was made by a renowned obi company in Japan's premiere fabric district of Nishijin near Kyoto. Zentsu obi are fully patterned on just one side, making t

one depicting court scene landscape, one green multi-colored each: 14'2" x 12'

Group of Eight Japanese Obi and Related Materials. {Widest: 27 1/4 inches (69.2 cm) & Narrowest: 6 1/4 inches (16 cm)}.

20thC, custom frames in lucite

20thC, custom frames in lucite

Vintage Japanese Maru Bronze Bell with Clapper. Incised Character Marks, Patinated Condition. Measures 15 Inches Tall, 13 Inches Diameter. Extremely Heavy. We will not ship this item because in our op

Japanese Obi circa 1950. Approximately 12 1/2 feet long. Very good condition.

Large Lot Of Japanese Obi, Early-Mid 20th C. Including woven, painted, embroidered and silk brocade. Size: Ranging from 1'6'' x 7'' (46 x 18 cm) to 12'8'' x 1' (386 x 30 cm).

4 embroidered Japanese Obi textiles, small floral decorated scarf, panel & small blanket with gilt embroidered designs (53" by 67"

Two Japanese Obi. Smaller: 149" x 11 1/2" Larger: 177" x 11 1/2"

Japanese Obi with Cranes and Chrysanthemums. 368cm x 32cm

4 Japanese Obi, mid 20th c. Ranging in Size from: 129'' x 6.25'' (328 x 16 cm) to 160.5'' x 12'' (408 x 30 cm).

Japanese obi, 152" x 12". Provenance: West Palm Beach, Florida estate.