This is from a disassembled mosquito net. Would you like one width of fabric? *There are several available, so I will send the ones that look the cleanest. Please inquire if you need multiple pieces. Width: Approximately 34-35 cm Length: Approximately 300-315 cm (It will be slightly longer if you unravel the seams sewn by the seller) No tears or holes were found. There is not much fuzzing. ⚠️ There seems to be some discoloration. I washed it with water because the smell of hemp and fiber debris was strong. ⚠️ There is still a slight smell. You may feel the smell more strongly when the humidity and temperature rise. When washing with water, I roughly sewed the corners of the fabric to prevent it from unraveling. ⚠️ No detergent was used. I changed the water about 20 times, but it still feels stiff, perhaps because the starch remains. ⚠️ There are some distortions in the weave. There are no severely distorted areas. ⚠️ I have not ironed it. Please note that the edges are folded. There are almost no remaining threads, but there might be a few. Please forgive me. The color has faded from washing with water. Material: Probably 100% hemp. I apologize if it's different. I have never smelled white or blue shading, or even green, and if it's both hemp (a blend of hemp and rayon), perhaps because it's not that old, or because the proportion of hemp is small, in the seller's experience, it hasn't smelled that strongly. So, the seller imagines this is a 100% hemp fabric from the late Taisho or early Showa period. Green mosquito nets seem to smell, or perhaps it's due to the dye... Originally, the seller disassembled a mosquito net about 320 cm x 320 cm x 200 cm, which would fit an 8-tatami mat corner. Or rather, the sewing machine thread was weak and kept tearing, and the mosquito net was starting to fall apart, so the seller completely disassembled it. The sewing was done by a sewing machine, so it might not be that old of a mosquito net, but the red fabric was silk, and the metal fittings were brass, so the seller thinks it's an older mosquito net, from before the Japan Industrial Mosquito Net era. This is based on that judgment, and the seller believes it is genuine hemp. Use it for remaking into noren curtains, tapestries, stoles, curtains, etc. Remake Old fabric Not quite antique Not even close to boro Boro Showa retro Vintage