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Two-Piece Kutnu Obi Belt

Brown

€139

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Size guide & custom sizing
SizeBelt length (excluding ties)Width
XS73 cm15 cm
S77 cm15 cm
M81 cm15 cm
L85 cm15 cm

For a custom fit, include your measurements in the order notes. There is no extra charge. Measurements for one-size pieces are listed in their product descriptions.

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Description & details

From Oriandina’s Cultural Hybrid design series, our two-piece Japanese obi-style sash belts combine Kutnu fabric, Indonesian silk bands and reinforced satin layers. Made to your measurements. Please provide your waist measurement in the order notes or product enquiry.

Care instructions

Dry cleaning is recommended. Avoid rubbing against coarse fabrics. Spot clean stains. If machine washing, wash separately on a delicate cycle at 30°C. Do not tumble dry. Dry flat.

Materials100% Silk Kutnu

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← Andina & Kutnu Belts

Kutnu: Gaziantep’s protected weaving heritage

Kutnu has been woven in Gaziantep for centuries. Its silk warp and cotton weft combine the sheen of silk with the strength of cotton. Flowing stripes are the fabric’s signature, emerging directly from the loom. During the Ottoman period, kutnu was used for kaftans, ceremonial dresses and everyday sashes.

Antep kutnu fabric was registered as a geographical indication by the Turkish Patent Institute following an application from the Gaziantep Chamber of Industry (application C2015/009). The registration records the yarns, weave and region of production, protecting the tradition associated with its name.

We commission this fabric for our sash belts, carrying its weaving tradition into a contemporary accessory.