obi

/ˈoʊ.bi/

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1. A sash worn with a kimono

A wide sash traditionally worn around the waist as part of a Japanese kimono or other traditional clothing.

Refers to the decorative or functional sash tied around the waist to secure and complement a kimono.

The traditional Japanese kimono is often adorned with a beautiful obi.
The geisha skillfully tied her elaborate sash, known as an obi, around her waist.
During the tea ceremony, the hostess wore an elegant kimono with a striking silk obi.

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A strip of paper wrapped around a book or another product, often displaying its title, design, or promotional information.

Refers to a paper strip looped around a book or packaged item for decoration, identification, or promotional purposes.

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A traditional form of folk magic, medicine, or witchcraft originating in Africa and practiced in parts of the Caribbean.

Refers to a system of traditional magical or spiritual practices associated with African-derived traditions in parts of the Caribbean.

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A magician or witch doctor associated with the traditional practice of obi magic.

Refers to a person believed to practice traditional magic, spiritual healing, or witchcraft within the obi tradition.

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A spell performed as part of the obi magical tradition, or an object associated with such a spell.

Refers to a magical act, spell, or associated object used within the traditional practice of obi.