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The ''hanhaba obi'' obtains its name from the fact that it is only half the width of other obi. This is an obi for casual wear at home, or under a ''haori'' (kimono coat). It is also worn with children's kimono or with the lighter summer yukata. In the case of children's obi, they are often brightly colored, with patterns stencilled on, rather than embroidery.
The ''hanhaba obi'' obtains its name from the fact that it is only half the width of other obi. This is an obi for casual wear at home, or under a ''haori'' (kimono coat). It is also worn with children's kimono or with the lighter summer yukata. In the case of children's obi, they are often brightly colored, with patterns stencilled on, rather than embroidery.
The fabric and design of the hanhaba obi are usually simpler, as it is meant for daily, common useage. However, some of the more ornate hanhaba obi are made from old maru obi.
The fabric and design of the hanhaba obi are usually simpler, as it is meant for daily, common usage. However, some of the more ornate hanhaba obi are made from old maru obi.
===Other Obi===
===Other Obi===