2016年3月8日 · Makura (枕) translates to pillow and this piece of komono (kitsuke accessory) is used to both support and give some volume to a musubi. There is more than one kind of makura, all with slightly different shapes and purposes. This guide should give you a better idea of the different types of makura available so you…

The "obi-makura" is an essential tool for creating a neat shape to the obi at the back. It is used to securely fix the upper part of a square-shaped obi knot or to secure decorative obi styles like those for furisode. When tying the obi, it is wrapped with a favorite color obi-age.

This obi makura is brand new, and is in it's original packaging and is black (mofuku). Obi makura are a pad that is used along with a Japanese obi to help give it structure and form. Most commonly, nagoya obi, fukuro obi, and maru obi require a makura to be worn in most styles.

This is an obi accessory that gets wrapped in an obiage and tied around the torso to keep the obi secured and to hold the obi in the correct shape after being tied. The small size is used for informal occasions or for a small person and the medium is for formal. S- length: 7.5" (18.5cm); width: 3" (7.75 cm) M- length:

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This Obi Makura (obi pillow) is an essential accessory for kimono styling (kitsuke), designed to provide structure and support to the obi knot. Made from soft pink nylon fabric and layered with delicate tulle, this Obi Makura adds a subtle, feminine touch, making it a practical yet elegant addition to your kimono acces

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2025年2月12日 · This set includes a basic obi-makura and obi-ita. The obi-makura is wrapped in a gauze string to keep it in place and make it easy to tie. It is the shorter type (~20 cm), allowing the otaiko-yama, the top of the otaiko (drum), to sag a little, which some people consider more pleasing than having a perfectly straight otaiko.