Hand-spun cotton, tube-drawn indigo dyeing, Kaga furoshiki. The era is considered to be from Meiji to Taisho. The pattern is a pine and wisteria design dyed out. Looking at the indigo color of the seams, it is evident that it has been used considerably. There are many stains, patches, and frays, but it is a furoshiki with a well-drawn design. Also, please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about the unique smell of old cloth, such as moth repellent. We ask for the purchase of those who understand old cloth and boro. Size: 136cm tall, 125cm wide, Yonhaba (four widths)