Description: A charming vintage hanhaba obi in a warm mustard yellow, featuring a reversible design with two distinct finishes. One side has a soft matte texture, while the reverse offers a subtle satin sheen, allowing for versatile styling. The woven motif depicts a serene full moon alongside the iconic rabbit gazing at the moon, inspired by the traditional East Asian motif known as Tsuki no Usagi (月の兎). This poetic image comes from the ancient tsukimi(moon viewing) tradition, where the patterns on the moon are believed to form a rabbit, often shown preparing rice cakes (mochi). In Japanese culture, the moon rabbit symbolizes longevity, good fortune, compassion, and the quiet beauty of autumn nights. The composition creates a calm, atmospheric scene centered entirely on the moon and rabbit, evoking a timeless seasonal elegance. The reversible construction offers two refined looks, making this obi a versatile addition to any casual kimono wardrobe.
Fabric: Soft silk with a reversible weave. One side has a smooth matte finish, while the other has a gentle luster, providing two different looks in a single obi. The fabric is supple and easy to tie, with a pleasant, soft hand.
Style: Hanhaba obi, ideal for pairing with yukata, summer kimono, and casual kimono. The reversible construction offers styling flexibility, making it a practical and elegant choice for festivals, summer outings, and everyday wear.