※ Please be sure to read the profile. ■ Product Details ■ ・ Era: Early Showa period (early 1900s) ・ Material: Cotton This is a large furoshiki (wrapping cloth) made from valuable indigo-dyed antique cotton fabric tailored in the early Showa period. It is a stately size, four widths (approximately 138cm x 135cm), and the kanji characters dyed on both ends tell the history of merchants and breweries of the time. The greenish indigo color creates a deep, unique flavor characteristic of antique fabrics that have aged over time, giving it a one-of-a-kind presence. In recent years, such antique fabrics, like BORO (ragged textiles), have been highly valued overseas for their historical value and the beauty of handwork, attracting the attention of collectors and creators around the world. Today, it is popular as interior decor, a backdrop for photography, or as a remake material, and is recommended as an item to incorporate the beauty of Japanese aesthetics into your life. ※ It will be compressed for shipping, so there is a possibility of wrinkles. Please understand this in advance. 〜 You can view other antique fabrics and work clothes we handle from the following. 〜 ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓ #EishuJPVIN ■ Size ■ ・ Approximately 138cm x Approximately 135cm ※ Please understand that there may be some errors. ■ Condition ■ There are holes, stains, fabric slippage, and color fading. As this is an old item, please refrain from ordering if you do not understand. ※ We have washed it twice. There is a peculiar smell of old items. Please note that even if damage or odor returns occur due to washing or wearing after ordering, it is not eligible for a refund or exchange. Please order only if you can understand this in advance. ■ Notes ■ ・ There may be differences in color from the actual product depending on the monitor environment, so please be sure to ask if you have any concerns. 0810108851