Obleke

Obleke, also known as obi, is a traditional garment worn by the Japanese, particularly by men and women. It is a long, rectangular piece of cloth, typically made of silk or cotton, that is wrapped around the body. The obi is often worn with a kimono, and it serves both practical and aesthetic purposes. It can be tied in various ways to create different styles, and it is often decorated with intricate patterns and designs. The obi is an essential part of Japanese traditional clothing, and it is often used in formal and ceremonial occasions. The obi is also a symbol of Japanese culture and heritage, and it is often worn by people who wish to express their appreciation for Japanese traditions.