◆ Rare! 1960s! Sake Cloth/Sake Bag, Cotton, Persimmon-dyed, Approximately 30cm long, 84cm wide. ■ The repairs and color create a very atmospheric cloth (sake cloth/sake bag). ■ 【Condition】 It is in beautiful condition without any major damage. As a sake bag, there is a vertical cut in the center as shown in photo 4. (Please make your judgment based on the photos.) ■ Size (flat): Approximately 30cm long, 84cm wide. (It's a bag, so it's twice the size.) ■ 【Description】 Sake cloth is used to put "moromi" (unrefined sake) in and squeeze the sake, that is, to separate "sake" and "sake lees." It was originally woven from sturdy cotton and carefully coated with persimmon tannin. Persimmon tannin is made by picking unripe green persimmons, crushing them, and aging them, which serves to waterproof and preserve the fabric. The color becomes darker as it ages, and it is said to become that sauce-like color. ① Type...Household goods Popular words...Old tools, antiques, vintage