This pattern was created in the "Akina" district, facing the East China Sea, and is inspired by the "Sanbara," a bamboo basket used for daily life during the Ryukyu Kingdom era. Although it is a traditional pattern, its sharp geometric design is popular for its modern appearance, and it is now a very rare item because there are very few artisans who can weave Akina Bara. Akina Bara's large patterns are dynamic and aimed at younger people, while this smaller pattern has an elegant feel suitable for adults. The simple pattern woven in black and white mud dye allows for various expressions depending on the obi (dyed obi, tsumugi obi, obi with gold and silver threads, etc.) you pair it with. Width: Approximately 37 cm Length: Approximately 12.35 meters The condition is good, and there are no noticeable stains, but it is a stored item, so there may be small oversights. Please purchase only if you understand this. The photos appear wavy, but this is a "flicker" issue caused by the camera and lighting. Please rest assured that this is not present in the actual item. Shipping will be folded.