Rare patterned flamenco fabric, a set of two types. White with red and black marble pattern 74cm width, 2.1m; 74cm width, 2.97m Reddish-vermilion red with marble polka dots (5cm dots) 73cm width, 2.08m When converted to double width, the total is about 3.5m. Compared to Spanish cotívo fabric, the threads are thicker? The weave is looser? To prevent fraying, the edges were serged with a lockstitch at the time of purchase. See photo 2. Wrinkle-resistant, so the material is probably polyester. *Spanish fabric sometimes contains about 20% cotton, so there is a possibility that it contains cotton. At the time of purchase, this was the only stock available (I didn't see any other colors, etc.) It's not enough for one outfit, but How about using it for accents like aprons or frills? It's a rare pattern, so I think it's playful and wonderful. Wearing image photos 3 and 4. (The roses are about 10cm in diameter, for your reference in coordination) I probably thought about using this fabric for the bodice, etc., and adding plain fabric to the volantes. It seems to suit Soleá por Bulerías. If anyone is interested... Please feel free to contact me.