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HOW TO TIE
CLAM'S MOUTH OBI |
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Fold the ‘tare’ end onto half its length. Tuck in any excess length on the left side of the body on top of the obi ita. |
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Bring the ‘tare’ end over the ‘te’ end in the centre front. |
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Tie the two ends. |
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Fold the ‘tare’ end with the right hand inside. |
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: Insert the ‘te’ end inside the ‘tare’ fold. Please note that both ‘te’ and ‘tare’ ends should stick out about 3cm in length on the top of the obi tie. The bottom of the obi tie is in the form of a neat inverted triangle. |
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The obi tie is worn on the back of the body. Please note that the obi tie is moved to the back of the body with the right hand, while the left hand holds on to the obi ita. The obi ita stays in the front of the body. |
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