How to Tie a Formal Fukuro Obi // Tying a Nijudaiko on Back and Front
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- Опубліковано 25 гру 2021
- This video shows you how to tie a formal obi - a fukuro obi (袋帯) - for your formal kimono. This obi musubi is called "nijudaiko (二重太鼓)". Its construction can be very confusing, so I have explained its construction clearly while showing how to tie a nijudaiko on the front and on the back.
In case you want to practice your obiage skills:
• How to Tie an Obiage /...
Here is my obijime tutorial:
• How to Tie an Obijime ...
Find out how to tie a casual o-taiko in this video:
• How to Tie a Casual Na...
Ukiyoe of "maemusubi (前結び):
“Analogs of Scenes from Tale of Genji: Wakamurasaki”, 1843-47. Utagawa Kuniyoshi. National Diet Library Digital Collections.
dl.ndl.go.jp/info:ndljp/pid/1...
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Music:
"Mizuki" by Bad Snacks
"Shibuya" by Bad Snacks
"Dreams" from bensound.com
"New Moon" by Bad Snacks
"Kawaii" by Bad Snacks
"Kimono Life" by Sondey
Intro Soundeffect:
Kabuki Shout ち音楽堂 (www.c-ongaku.com/ongaku2.html) - Навчання та стиль
Back in the 2000s, UA-cam was just about cat videos and silly things like that. No kimono tutorials yet. So I printed out a picture tutorial of how to tie this and practiced tying it on a teddy bear using long fabric belts, my brother's ties, any long fabric. I now find it easier to tie this on someone else than on myself. LOL!
It *is* easier to tie it on someone else, because you also don’t need any ties and can skip so many steps, but that fact won’t help you when you have to dress yourself 😉
I just got a fukuro obi that is about 120 years old and in learning how to tie it! It has beautiful gold and silver embroidery
That combo of the peach colour in the kimono and the silver of the obi is divine.
So what you are saying is practice, practice, practice? I joke, but this is gorgeous and thank you for sharing.
But it’s still: practice, practice, practice!
Everything about this kimono outfit is gorgeous! But I’m particularly fond of the little blue and pink pom-poms on the ends of the obijime! ☺️
Your instructions are always so straightforward and easy to understand, thank you for making kitsuke knowledge available to English speaking audiences! ❤️
Not only is the video very useful and wonderfully explained, a real pleasure to watch even if you don't have a kimono, but the whole outfit, the colors and patterns are a magical combination that goes perfectly with the new hair color. Just perfection!
Thank you ❤️
Just plain gorgeous.
It might be a pain to tie but the result Is worth It.
OMG that houmongi is gorgeous!
Vielen lieben Dank für die tollen Videos! Ich möchte in 18 Monaten im Kimono heiraten... Du machst mir Hoffnung, dass ich das bis dahin lernen kann.
The obi looks like it is silver swirls, it is stunning 🤩!!
Great video! I would love to see a video talking about musubi that were popular in history or historical musubi that are now uncommon today!
Thank you for this tutorial!! It really gives a great insight to what is happening, I've always made it work but it causes bumpiness and my musubi tends to unravel. I never understood how the obi age sat under all the layers either.
Thank you so much! I’ve been looking for a good tutorial for this!
Yay! I've been waiting for a few years for you to do a tutorial for a formal/fukuro obi! I'm going to be getting out my fukuro obi and my furisode kimono 👘 and trying it out! I'll post a picture on Instagram and tag you so you can see it once I get it. You'll love my obi.
I was following along nicely and then came the part where you started to tie things on your back. I am gonna need a lot of practice.
Edit: I did it! I played it on .5 speed and it came great! I had to use different colored ties so I didn’t get confused 😝
Well… that’s why I said: “it’s evenly annoying to tie” 😂
Thank you. I have many obi and never was able to tie them.
I am always amazed by your videos, this ones brings to me new ways to tie the nijudaiko ! Thank you very much for this ! :D
Whew! I’m exhausted just watching this. Love it!
Loved the time-lapse in black/white versus colour, very neat! And, btw, your kimono outfit is simply stunning
Oh Gosh you're a great teacher (and a VERY stylish one). I can't wait for when I have ALL the components, and have practised a little, to then book in a video session with you. Oh patience can be a hard/boring/frustrating/tedious thing 😆😆😆
Great content as per usual! Thank you so much!
Beautiful ♥️ love the colors!
Always watching your videos and its my first time to comment here.Your mae musubi is the same with what I have learned in my kimono lesson .Lacking of budget I didn't continue my first grade 😅
wonderful video!!! thank you so so much as always billy!!!
Can you do a video on how to deal with a large chest size. I have a 40+ chest and it totally changed the lines of my kimono. Normal kimono bras are too small and not supportive. I actually wear a compression shirt which is a bit uncomfortable but I’m not sure what else to do. And padding to smooth out curves don’t always work either. Any help would be greatly appreciated 🥹
Could you do a video on how to dress if you are invited to a wedding in Japan ?(e.g. is there anything you need to know regarding colours or patterns, hairstyles, accessories?) I had a chat with my best friend about the dress code for her wedding later on this/next year and we were talking about kimono, which would be amazing but also I never wore a kimono when I lived in Japan and have no clue about any rules etc ^^'
Thank you very much!
Loved this! Could you do a tutorial on how to tie an obi incorporating a heko obi as an accent? Ive never been able to find one
i was given a kimono as a present and i've been searching here and there on how to tie obi.. most obi i see are soft and can be tied very easily but mine is thick and stiff, folded in the middle (lengthwise). i'm having a hard time figuring out how to tie it or to create a bow... T_T
Thank you for this! I just got houmongi for Xmas and it is my first fukuro obi. I was curious which musubi would be appropriate for the formality of houmongi
The placement of the obi on the body needs to be a bit higher? - thank you for this helpful tutorial
Hello Billy, do you have any tutorial obimusibi for furisode on your channel? :) ❤️
Can you tie something like this with a hanhaba obi?
What is the width of an obi 30 cm? I was trying to figure the amount of length I would need for an obi 50 inches x2 est 250 cm+ the tade length + the drum roll = As a guess the tade needs 1 meter and the drum roll needs 2 meters My guess is 5.5 meters.
Could I use a nijudaiko musubi with a maru obi?
Is there a particular way to separate my tied kimono open , if I wish to go to the toilet ?
What do you do if wrapping obi 2 times it is all used up? 😭 I can't figure this out
But what if I only have a kimono and obi?
This is stupidly complicated xp but the end result looks so pretty and put together. Tbh, i cut my obi in parts and sewed it together that it would look kinda similar but without the trouble xp
I wish my stupid ass watched this, I mean the kimono I bought (MY VERY FIRST ONE I BAWLED) is pretty formal so it's good but I didn't realize how formal the obi I chose was. Ill just need to get a less fancy one
And American men have problems tying a bow tie...