1960s Silk Gray Men's Informal Kimono Belt - Traditional Japanese Heko Obi - Genuine Shibori Leaves Pattern

A heko obi is a long and wide piece of fabric that  is to be used as a belt, as an alternative to the thin, thick piece normally used in public. This will typically be used around the home for everyday use, but not in public.Width: 69cm (27")Length: 340cm (133.5")Age:1960sQuality:Silk, soft, smooth, genuine shibori (textured in these areas)C - Large discolorations due to age storage, around twenty use stains up to 1" spread throughout (but mainly on the ends and where it's tied). Weight:208gCleaning:Dry Clean Only!Air outside on a dry day a couple times a year.Quality Rank (Outer Fabric):S = Near Mint Condition, No signs of aging, staining, or wear.A = A very small amount of staining or aging can be seen, such as one or two age spots.B = Signs of use and a few small stains or many tiny stains (such as dots from aging).C = Stains are easy to spot, large, and/or numerous, and may contrast heavily with the fabric.D = Holes or very large stains. Significant signs of aging and use may also