Sewing fabric featuring floral patterns and checks. - Design: Combination of floral patterns and checks - Winding: Rolled up - Price tag: Tagged at 39,800 yen I found it in the closet, but I'm not sure what to do with it. It feels long for an obi (kimono sash). Note: There's some moth damage at the beginning, but it's still quite long even after removing that. According to Google: This is a "tanmono," a rolled-up piece of fabric for making kimonos and other garments. Typically, the length of one tanmono is about 12.5 meters, and the width is about 37 centimeters. Materials include silk, cotton, and linen, among others. The exact material is unclear from the image, but it looks like a woven fabric similar to tsumugi (pongee). This length is generally equivalent to one kimono.