minä perhonen tambourine white Scraps white: base mix x embroidery thread color whit ✔︎ Popular tambourine white scraps ✳︎ Please check the size in the photos. ✔︎ Distortions and fraying on the cut surface. ✔︎ Wrinkles and creases due to storage. ✳︎ Please check in the photos. ✔︎ No discounts are available. ✳︎ We do not accept holds or dedicated listings. ✳︎ We do not accept cancellations or returns after purchase. ✳︎ Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned or seeking perfection. The fabric, with colorful granules finely floating on it, is embroidered with "tambourine" (2000-01→a/w). The fabric base uses material that reuses the thousand paper cranes donated to Hiroshima. This fabric was made by a paper company in Mino City, Gifu Prefecture, which specially thinned the Japanese paper with the fibers of the folded cranes floating on it, slit it thinly, and twisted it into yarn at a yarn twisting factory, and then woven at a textile factory in Ichinomiya City, Aichi Prefecture. It was the first time to make fabric with yarn mixed with crushed thousand paper cranes. The quiet colors of the "tambourine" embroidery were applied to the fabric with a gentle expression, with the colors floating softly. - The fabric is a mid-layer fabric that allows light to pass through. - Because it is a natural fiber, there may be neps (knots) and uneven threads in the fabric, but please enjoy it as the texture of the material. (From the minä perhonen official page) Material Linen 56%, Paper 44%, Embroidery: Outer thread 100% cotton, Back thread 100% polyester Tambourine mina perhonen Handmade Materials Fabric Fabric pattern/design: Other Color: White