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Yukata is a traditional Japanese summer clothing. It is considered as summer Kimono or casual kimono. Obi is a sash for Yukata. This is the most basic way to tie an Obi.
Steps
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1Take about 16" or an arm's length from one Obi end and fold it in half (vertically).Hold this end on your left. Hold the other side on your right.[1]
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2While holding left end, wrap the Obi around the waist 2 times.Advertisement
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3Fold the right end to make a triangle shape. It should be narrower towards left.
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4Tie Left and Right together. Make sure to tie the way which the Left will come up.
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5Bring Left to the upper center and bring vertical line.
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6Open up the Right.
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7Bring the Right from the center to the right and fold to the front.
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8Decide the Bow (Ribbon) length and fold in the rest.[2]
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9Bring down the Left over the folded Right. Slide the Left underneath the Right in the center.
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10Pull up the Left behind the Right.
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11Roll up the Left end towards you.
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12Insert the rolled up Left behind the Obi. Fix the Ribbon shape.
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13While exhaling, move the bow towards the back (clockwise).[3]
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14Finished.Advertisement
Things You'll Need
- Yukata
- 2 Koshi-himo
- Obi
References
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