◆Matsusaka Cotton◆ Cultural property of Matsusaka, Mie Prefecture Popular during the Edo period The striped patterns of Ise cotton were called [Matsusaka-jima]. A set of various blue cotton fabrics Perfect for handmade crafts. Includes check and stripe patterns. These are leftover fabrics from creating works. There may be creases, marks from chalk pencils, and small imperfections. They have been stored at home for a long time, so some aging is expected. While we inspect them, there is a possibility of overlooking some spots, stains, discoloration, sun fading, or color bleeding. Three pieces of blue Matsusaka cotton fabric - Material: Matsusaka cotton - Design: Stripe pattern - Use: For handmade crafts and sewing - Color: Blue stripe pattern - Color: Blue check pattern - Size: Stripe: Approximately 39cm wide x 62cm long, one piece - Size: Check: Approximately 37cm wide x 38cm long, two pieces (with a folded edge and machine stitching in 1 or 2 places) - Set: Set of three pieces - Set: The three pieces in the photo (Colors may vary depending on the time of photography, lighting, and sunlight, so please use them as a reference.) About the fabric ◆Raw Fabric◆ Fabrics labeled as 40cm wide are raw fabrics. They shrink about 5cm per meter the first time they are soaked in water (washed). They are durable and resistant to deformation, making them suitable for creating small items. ◆Starch Removal◆ Fabric with the starch removed from the raw fabric. These are labeled as 39cm wide. They are less likely to shrink when washed and have a good texture, making them soft and ideal for clothing and patchwork. ◆Thank you for viewing.◆