#fumilayoWalnut African prints, which have become increasingly popular in Japan in recent years, originally originated in the 19th century when they were produced in Europe, including the Netherlands, for export to Africa. Today, they are known by various names depending on the region in Africa, such as Ankara, Pagne, Kitenge, and Wax Print. These are hair ties with covered buttons made from African prints. The motif on top was made with African print fabric from a specialty store in an area of Paris with a large African population, and the one below was made with fabric from Tanzania. Small: 4 pieces, 27mm Felt is not attached to the back. The color and type of elastic bands vary. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned, as these are handmade by an amateur. They can be used not only as hair ties but also as bracelets worn on the wrist, to hold up sleeves when washing dishes, attached to bags or hats, and for various other purposes. Some people even attach them to eco-bags or canes. They will be shipped in simple packaging, wrapped in bubble wrap. ◆◆Follower discount available. Get 100 yen off for purchases totaling 5,000 yen or more at once. Please comment before purchasing.◆◆ ☆Can be changed to Mercari便 (Nekoposu) for an additional 100 yen. #HairTie #HairAccessory #AfricanPrint #AfricanFabric #CoveredButton #Gift #HairElastic #France #Paris #Tanzania We also sell African print scraps and African雑貨 (African goods). Discounts are available for bulk purchases. Please feel free to contact us by comment. #AfricanPrint #AfricanCloth #Africa #AfricanFabric #WaxPrint #Pagne #Kitenge #HappyFabric Only the covered buttons are for sale. [T] Item: Hair Tie