Thank you for viewing! This mat was made by unraveling, washing, and tearing a wool kimono that had been stored unused for about 40 years. The torn kimono fabric was then used as the weft, and a generous amount of bulky yarn was used for the warp. Due to the high cost of materials, I cannot offer it at a very low price, but how about using it as a bedside mat? 【Size】 Approximately 86 x 58 cm (plus 5 cm fringe on each side) (The shape is irregular, so measurements may vary depending on where they are taken) 【Materials】 Weft: Wool kimono Warp: Yarn (70% acrylic, 30% wool) This is a handmade item by an amateur. Also, due to the production process of saori weaving, some lint and fraying are unavoidable and cannot be completely removed. Please be aware of this. The shape is also irregular. In the process, the edges of the torn fabric appear in places (see photo 8). I have tried to put them on the back as much as possible, so please use the side that is less noticeable as the front. * There are about 3 places where I made a mistake when passing the warp (the warp is missing, see photo 7). * It will be stored folded, so there will be creases. * Recycled materials will be used for the outer box and outer bag. #Red #Mat #Saki-ori (Torn Fabric Weaving) #Handwoven #KimonoRemake #Wool #Fringe #Rug #OldCloth #HandwovenFabric #OneOfAKind #Handmade #Gabbeh #Interior