The traditional cloth worn by the Maasai people is primarily called "Maasai Shuka," and it is characterized by being lightweight, durable, and warm. It is mainly characterized by a red and blue checkered pattern and is popular as an interior and fashion item. I bought this a long time ago during a trip to Kenya. Unused. Stored in a cardboard box. Material: Mainly made of acrylic, with a good feel and sturdy fabric. Size: Large size, about 1.5m x 2m. About the size of a double bed. Color and Pattern: Features vibrant checks and stripes, mainly in red. There is a theory that they started wearing eye-catching colors (red) to make themselves appear formidable to predators like lions. Uses: The Maasai people wear it draped over their shoulders or wrapped around their waists. In Japan, how about using it as a fashion accent, an interior textile like a sofa or bed cover, or an outdoor blanket? - Brand: Butterfly Shukas - Country of Origin: Kenya Thank you for viewing.