Examples of 'obi' in a sentence
Meaning of "obi"
obi (noun) - A sash or belt worn with a kimono or a martial arts uniform, often symbolizing rank or status
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- A sash worn with a kimono.
- A strip of paper looped around a book or other product.
- Alternative form of obeah
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The obi is sometimes called simply sanjaku 三尺.
The colour of the obi has no significance.
Obi has always been a highly athletic person.
This is to make putting the obi on easier.
Fukuro obi are made in roughly three subtypes.
Initially the wide obi was used.
Hanhaba obi are very popular these days.
But neither provided tangible leads to obI.
Obi is right though that it might be challenging.
She slides it down into her obi.
Obi wrote this before he became an atheist.
The wakizashi is slipped under the obi.
Obi and nuiam to run at night.
Includes a japanese extra booklet and an obi.
The obi is a very important part of the kimono.
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Sash bands for kimono obi.
A single obi may cost several thousand dollars.
You could not even undo her obi.
The most formal of obi are about to become obsolete.
Obi non are baked in clay ovens called tandyr.
I will send her an obi coat.
Informal obi are narrower and shorter.
She took it to him in his obi.
Sakiori obi are used with kimono worn at home.
With the force of obi wan.
Sometimes an obi would be placed around the torso.
Album comes with obi strip.
Obi said he left long before the stampede.
Small water spot on the obi.
In the obi hard like a board.
I guess this is how obi is tied.
The obi sash from behind.
The gatefold album comes with an obi strip.
Obi was delighted to breakfast with her friends.
Ezinma took it to him in his obi.
Obi resumed his position as governor.
There is a notation on the obi strip that mentions this.
Obi however always looks at her like a younger sister.
Get me the obi cord.
This obi is no good either.
Kimono and obi too.
Obi serve this practical function and are aesthetically pleasing.
Take off her obi.
These obi correspond to fukuro obi on the formality scale.
A netsuke is an ornament suspended from the obi worn by men.
A hitoe obi can be worn with everyday kimono or yukata.
This is the string used to keep the obi closed.
Obi and twigs and you up with the idea.
This is a kimono and it is tied at the waist with an obi.
A sakiori obi is similar to a hanhaba obi in size and extremely informal.
