This knot is the basic method of decorative knotting.
This is one of the most basic ways to tie a yukata or half-width obi.
There are two ways to tie an obi: the Kanto style, which is tied from right to left, and the Kansai style, which is tied from left to right.
There is no upper age limit for the bunko tying technique, and it can be worn by people of all ages, from young to old.
By adjusting the length of the feathers, you can change the impression to suit your age; for younger people, shoulder-width feathers will give a cute look, while for older people, smaller feathers will give a more subdued look.
Once you have memorized the basic tying method, you can enjoy arranging it to match the material, color, and pattern of the obi.
Other tying methods can also be applied, expanding the range of ways you can wear a kimono.
I can't write the steps for tying it very well, so please enjoy the images.
Well, see you next time.
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