Fukuro Obi originating from the 1950s, adorned with an Ando Hiroshige style scenic design. Embroidered fully on one side and partially on the reverse, it measures 12 inches high by 164 inches long. The intricate artwork depicts serene landscapes, rivers, and mountain vistas typical of Hiroshige's aesthetic. This piece exhibits signs of foxing, indicative of its age and authenticity. Hiroshige, one of Japan’s most revered ukiyo-e artists of the Edo period, inspired this design with his mastery in visually poetic expressions of nature and urban life. The obi is a representation of traditional Japanese textile art combined with ukiyo-e artistic influence.