noun
wrapped obi; obi not tied but wrapped around the body
Refers to an obi (sash) that is simply wrapped around the body rather than tied in a knot or bow. Often used in casual or informal kimono wear, or as a quick way to secure a yukata.
浴衣のときは、巻き帯で簡単に済ませることが多い。
When wearing a yukata, I often just use a wrapped obi for simplicity.
彼女は帯を結ばずに、巻き帯にして楽な着付けを楽しんだ。
She enjoyed a relaxed style by using a wrapped obi instead of tying it.
General term for an obi sash, which can be tied in various ways. 巻き帯 specifically refers to the method of simply wrapping without tying.
An obi that is tied in a knot or bow, contrasting with the wrapped style of 巻き帯.
Compound of 巻き (maki, 'wrapping') + 帯 (obi, 'sash'). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the term straightforwardly describes the method of wearing the obi.